"development measures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to actions or procedures taken to facilitate growth, progress, or improvement in a specific area or aspect. Example: The government has implemented various development measures to boost the economy and create job opportunities for its citizens.
Most generally, they argued that the very division of the world into a developed and underdeveloped area, with the latter requiring special economic development measures, was fallacious as the market mechanism was supposed to be the same everywhere (Strassmann, 1976).
The agreed-upon spending package also includes about $100 million in economic development measures to be controlled to a large degree by Governor Pataki.
Hence, if the current trends keep constant without holistic sustainable development measures, severe land use decline will ensue.
Romania, the seventh most populous country in the European Union, ranks at the very bottom of almost all European human development measures.
In Taipei, the apartment that covers the 30th floor of the new Ellipse 360 development measures slightly more than 9,000 square feet.
Mr. McGreevey took his place among the speakers on the stage at Boardwalk Hall, talked for less than five minutes on two economic development measures he was signing and, before reporters could reach him, slipped behind the blue curtain.
As economic development measure, gross domestic product (GDP) was used.
The other economic development measure is to reallocate $23.1m from Indigenous Business Australia to the Indigenous Advancement Strategy within the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.
Investigation of this construct includes scale development, measure purification, and validation.
As a pediatrician, I worry about the trajectories of children's growth and development: measuring a baby's head size, weighing a toddler, asking about the language skills of a preschooler.
The last is the provincial economic development measured by GDP (log-transformed).
