"development milestones" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the recognizable points of progress in a project or undertaking, such as meeting goals or hitting deadlines. For example, "The team was rewarded for meeting several development milestones throughout the process."
Some SGA babies are slow to meet key development milestones, such as speaking, Sengpiel added.
The project, he said, had missed "various development milestones," though Garten would not elaborate.
WHO Motor Development Study: windows of achievement for six gross motor development milestones.
CoreTek investors will get up to $1.43 billion in Nortel shares if CoreTek meets certain development milestones.
Mothers were interviewed concerning their practices: preventive health practices, dietary diversity, home stimulation, and knowledge about development milestones.
Exxon's investment includes $300 million for in-house studies and "potentially more" than $300 million to Synthetic Genomics "if research and development milestones are successfully met," Exxon said.
On top of that, SQZ may receive development milestone payments of over $1 billion from the pharmaceutical giant.
Small companies working to develop products in the cardiovascular space face numerous challenges, from regulatory, intellectual property, and reimbursement barriers to securing funds to keep the lights on and reach the next development milestone.
In the middle of next year, backed by over $100 million in funding and a collaboration with Roche that could net SQZ over $1 billion in drug development milestone payments, the startup is aiming to begin clinical trials on a treatment targeting human papillomavirus (HPV -positive tumors.
At the last development milestone OpenStack applies three feature freezes (i.e., FeatureFreeze, DepFreeze and StringFreeze).
Novartis said Tuesday it has agreed to acquire GSK's oncology products for $14.5 billion, and an additional $1.5 billion if it reaches a certain development milestone.
