"development aspirations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to ambitions to make something grow or improve. For example, "Helen has high development aspirations for her small business."
Emphasis is also placed on the need to provide flexibilities with respect to domestic policy and strategies that will be pursued by developing countries like the Philippines in advancing their development aspirations.
Neither do developing countries yet have the wherewithal to accommodate their development aspirations using a low carbon path.
A meaningful S&D treatment must provide the flexibility to developing countries to pursue policies and strategies that would adequately advance their agricultural development aspirations.
It matches out short term, mid term and long term development aspirations.
UK cities and regions will want their economic development aspirations to align with European opportunities, even though we will leave the EU.
This provides a unique entry point for understanding the implications of the Lagos urban development aspirations on the livelihoods of the urban poor.
Nonetheless, achieving this transformation needs ample understanding of the trade-offs between economic growth and development aspiration on the one hand, and climate change issues on the other.
This is yet another critical reminder that we can't solve climate change without embracing the economic and social-development aspirations of the developing and emerging world.
In the past, Miller has been anathema to many Central Valley and Southern California water-development aspirations.
China, for a variety of reasons — including size, sense of historical grievance, level of development, nationalist aspirations and one-party rule — only plays by Western rules when those are to its advantage.
We therefore considered that the aspiration was not associated with PAEC only, although it could have contributed to the development of aspiration.
