"development capacity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ability of a company, individual, or entity to grow and develop over time. For example, "This company has demonstrated strong development capacity over the past ten years, making it a leader in its industry."
Although Unilever, who make most of the deodorants sold in Australia, have stated there is no technical solution on the horizon, they may well be the only ones with the research and development capacity to develop a safer propellant.
She indicated that barriers to the development of vaccines for diseases of poverty, such as tuberculosis (TB), include the lack of vaccine development capacity in developing countries and the low profit margin for most vaccines.
"Now we have 10+ no-code developers which in traditional development capacity would compare to around four or five times more than that".
Moreover, developing country manufacturers do not generally have research and development capacity, which is critical for innovation and the development of new and needed vaccines.
Emigration rates should be 10percentt in developing countries to ensure there is no detrimental impact on development capacity, according to the Bonn-based Institute for the Study of Labor.
On the other hand, for me the binding constraint is project development capacity and project preparation.
Rigorous low- and middle-income country clinical research investigator and proposal development, capacity-building training, and partnership/team development programs should be developed under the auspices of organizations such as the American Association for Cancer Research and American Society of Clinical Oncology.
We have an opportunity to use our research and development capacities, the great technology of the United States, to make our military lighter, harder to find, more lethal.
The initial "feel good factor" from an agreement deal, tapping the suppressed development capacities of a well-educated 75m strong population, might help Rouhani carry public support in the short term.
Tackling these groups, it says, "will require multinational attention and the concerted and long-term application of policies and tools blending political, military, security, information, and development capacities, and agreement on ends as well as means".
The other $500 million is earmarked to create Customer Innovation Centers that will enhance research and development capacities and expand customer support capabilities in China.
