The phrase "development in the future" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to refer to expected progress or advancements in a particular field or area in the coming years. Here is an example sentence: "The company's CEO outlined their plans for growth and development in the future, including new product releases and expansion into international markets."
"We feel like that could hurt our development in the future," he said.
She really hopes to work and write in the field of international development in the future.
An overhang of debt, inherited from the past, should not prevent economic development in the future.
I am sure these lessons will be immensely beneficial to my personal development in the future.
Our task was to guard the southern flank of the coalition – I think we did that... Basra has the prospect of hope and development in the future.
Another outcome is that crucial issues for human development in the future are going unreported (and, we fear, unaddressed) because of the lack of internationally comparable data.
But what worries us as much as the immediate loss of habitat is the potential for almost unrestricted development in the future.
Larry Buchalter, of Goldman Sachs, thinks that the level of liquidity in particular markets will continue to determine their development in the future.
The government has just granted UK developers tax breaks in order to increase their attractiveness to foreign investors and publishers, and to support innovative development – this should provide a boost to development in the future.
"There will be no sustainable development in the future if there is no groundwater supply," said Liu Changming, a leading Chinese hydrology expert and a senior scholar at the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
While leading a seminar, the premier said that "if interim measures have to be carried out, they should not set up barriers for promoting market-oriented reform and development in the future".
