The phrase "development is growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where development, such as economic or personal growth, is increasing or progressing.
Example: "In recent years, the development is growing at an unprecedented rate, leading to significant improvements in the community."
Alternatives: "development is expanding" or "development is advancing."
"We found in everything we do the real key to economic development is growing your own companies," said Westchester County Executive Andrew J. Spano.
From the Rust Belt through the Sun Belt, once nearly invisible predatory creatures with sharp fangs and long claws are routinely making their way into places where development is growing and people are living.
Multicore software development is growing in importance and applicability in many areas of embedded systems from automotive to networking, to wireless base stations.
Neurosurgery simulator development is growing as practitioners recognize the need for improved instructional and rehearsal platforms to improve procedural skills and patient care.
However, as the number and complexity of systems now in development is growing, the prototype-to-product pipeline saturates.
Whilst the demand for economic evaluation in medical device development is growing, there has also been thinking around how to integrate findings from HE work into practice.
Projects like Fight for Peace that seek to use sports to achieve social objectives –poverty reduction, conflict resolution, gender empowerment or youth development – are growing in number and popularity.
By the early 21st century, however, Michigan's auto industry again was struggling, urban sprawl and the loss of prime farmland to suburban development were growing concerns, and the rate of unemployment was among the highest in the country.
During the time that the Federal government commitment was growing by an average annual rate of roughly 15%, private sector investments in research and development was growing much faster.
While the HIRG has noted that tools to support HRIS development are growing [ 15, 29- 31], there was also collective recognition that scant baseline information existed regarding the scope and adequacy of existing HRIS implementation worldwide.
Arabidopsis thaliana plants for RIL development were grown under continuous light, supplied by Osram Fluora L36/W77 neon bulbs with an intensity of 150 µmol s−1 m−2 at 20°C and 60% relative humidity in an environment-controlled growth room.
