The part of the sentence "development of innovation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in a sentence when you want to emphasize the process that leads to new ideas or products. For example, "We are committed to the development of innovation in our company and look forward to the improved products and services that will come from this process."
Based on the above chain of evidence, we propose: Hypothesis 1.2: When entering the sustaining phase and with changes in the competitive environment, the embeddedness of entrepreneurs in the cluster network in the local culture can effectively promote the development of innovation, and excessive relational embeddedness may inhibit innovative decisions.
Hypothesis 1.2: When entering the sustaining phase and with changes in the competitive environment, the embeddedness of entrepreneurs in the cluster network in the local culture can effectively promote the development of innovation, and excessive relational embeddedness may inhibit innovative decisions.
The complaints, he maintains, are short-sighted and choking the development of innovation around public transportation.
Chris Vein convenes those with transformative ideas that will support the development of innovation ecosystems across the country; supports the testing of those transformative ideas through open systems, repeatable methodologies, and rapid customer-centric iteration; and showcases those that work.
Governments should also support the development of "innovation hubs", such as the iHub in Nairobi, which has become the place to be for many African start-ups.Mobile services are certainly no cure-all for the ills of poor countries.
The development of innovation capabilities and new technologies is needed but far from sufficient.
Hypothesis 4b: Firms that cooperate with other companies or organizations in the development of innovations will be more innovative than firms that develop new innovations within the company.
Hypothesis 2a: Firms involved in triple-helix networks for the development of innovations will be more innovative than those which source innovations in the market or rely on internal and vertically integrated hierarchies.
These exercises suggest that the development of innovation-enhancing policies and infrastructures are necessary for achieving innovative leadership, but that these are insufficient unless coupled with ever-increasing financial and human capital investments in innovation.
Although public research organizations (PROs) are potentially valuable collaboration partners for firms in the development of innovations, most firms find it difficult to develop and sustain fruitful collaborations with PROs.
It, again, creates a sphere of opportunity, attracting the rapid development of innovations in this field.
