"common development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a process of growth or advancement that is shared among multiple people or entities. For example, "We worked together to achieve a common development goal for our community."
Developers can leverage common development tools to easily create mobile applications without having to worry about building and testing a security and connectivity layer," said Derek Peper, Vice President, Enterprise Partnerships for RIM, in a statement.
Kinvey does this by providing the libraries for common development platforms and letting the developers simply hook into the identity service, which is based on Oauth 2.0, greatly simplifying the work involved.
The modularity of the Scientific Python ecosystem may be confusing at first sight, but the core modules of this ecosystem are almost perfectly compatible, thanks to the shared use of NumPy arrays and common development practices (although they are developed in parallel by different teams).
That plan has hit a significant snag, a common development in the high-stakes poker game that restructurings often resemble.
And the theme of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's annual letter was three common development myths that block progress for the poor.
Apart from the political events of the time, a common development in the subcontinent was the recognizable decentralization of administration and revenue collection.
In both cases, consonant weakening has spread from word to sentence; there is a common development, but it cannot be claimed that it is distinctively Celtic.
In the surge of action and optimism that came with the revolution in January 2011, people's delegations headed south to mend relations eroded by three decades of prideful neglect, to explore common development with the countries of the Nile Valley.
Peaceful means would be favorable to the common development of the societies on both sides of the straits, and to the harmony and unity of the compatriots across the straits.
During a press event in San Francisco last week, Spencer said that the Universal Windows Platform, a common development platform that allows apps to run across PC, Xbox, tablets and smartphones, would be central to the company's gaming strategy.
