The phrase "develop holistically" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when describing an approach of looking at something in an interconnected way, rather than piece-by-piece. For example, "The university seeks to develop its students holistically by offering comprehensive curriculums that integrate arts and sciences."
The universe must be developed holistically; sometimes it must be deconstructed entirely, then reassembled.
Instead, perceptual learning is developed holistically by rapidly presenting whole images.
However, research in visual perception suggests that for complex stimuli with many features, perceptual expertise develops holistically, not by parts.
The Ong Teng Cheong Student Activities and Leadership Training Centre (also called the Ong Teng Cheong SALT Centre, or the SALT Centre), named in honour of alumnus and former President of Singapore Ong Teng Cheong, aims to develop students holistically, particularly in arts and leadership development.
Consistent with the principles described in the NEL framework, they seem to understand that their role as educators is not simply to deliver academic knowledge but rather to develop children holistically, by providing them with opportunities to foster their socio-emotional, linguistic, and motor development (Khoo 2010; Tan 2007).
And if they ask him what he wants in return, he will tell them that he gave them their security umbrella not to propagate hate and bullying, but to develop India, holistically, without fear or favor.
"It is developing them holistically — having them learn skills of communication, skills of critical thinking, skills of decision making, stuff that they will really use in any aspect of life". Started in 1989, the program is competitive — students have to apply, and availability is limited to 25 spots per grade level.
"The real goal is to develop these kids holistically in a nontraditional sport," said Irvine Smalls Jr., 35, the club's executive director and the only member of the organization who is not a volunteer.
Further understanding is needed in order to develop individualized and holistically tailored care in the older adult's home, care that takes into account the whole person in the situation, while still preserving the home as a private arena.
We now focus on developing our people holistically from day one through a new career progression framework, the PwC Professional.
