The phrase "cultivated the development" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to promote or foster the growth or improvement of something. Example: The government's policies cultivated the development of new industries, leading to economic growth in the country.
Ultimately, the directive is likely to cultivate the development of and access to emerging communications technologies, such as videophones, the internet, and related value added services.
It tends to foster debate, forgive failure and cultivate the development of open-mindedness and creativity.
Berlin was designed to cultivate the development of critical reasoning, to advance truth through research on matters of public importance, and to educate the larger public.
Rather, it aims to cultivate the development of empathy and emotional literacy, to reduce levels of bullying, aggression and violence, and to promote pro-social behaviour, among various civility-related aims.
Otherwise, the light soils of the Mallee are easily cultivated, and the development of suitable fertilizers has allowed better crop rotation and the production of improved pasture.
Pre-K through university-level educators, counselors, psychologists, school and district-level administrators, and pre-service teacher and administrator educators who are interested in cultivating the prosocial development and well-being of students and the adults who work with them.
Following principles of the embodied design framework, we build tools whose operatory function is engineered specifically so as to demand, and therefore cultivate, the development of particular sensorimotor schemes as a condition for masterful control of the environment in accord with task demands.
What pre-conditions should be cultivated to encourage the development of promising approaches and innovations?
Good corporate development involves cultivating the full range of resource-acquisition capabilities: nurturing internal development, negotiating contracts, managing partnerships, and buying other businesses.
The Cornell University Sorority and Fraternity community is committed to cultivating the intellectual, social, and ethical development of our members in an environment of freedom with responsibility.
