"development paths" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the courses of action that are taken in order to reach a desired goal. For example, "We have mapped out various development paths that will lead us to success."
For example, findings about effective interventions could be used to develop clear career development paths, and for improving the supervision and/or support offered to the workforce.
The deep inequity and the arithmetic imply rich countries have a great responsibility to act radically themselves and to support developing countries' transitions to low-carbon growth and development paths.
We show that, based on the early activities of some pioneers, these regions have developed very specific organizational structures and have entered development paths in which renewable energies are now an important economic factor.
Each of these development paths has its proponents among the 28,000-member tribe.
We need to think of alternative development paths and this means a reassessment of the notion of profit.
Are there clear personal development paths and mentoring so employees can improve their skills and career prospects?
The generals have already looked at the development paths blazed by China and Vietnam and said they want to follow.
Opportunities and risks Rapidly urbanising developing economies still have a choice as to whether to adopt high or low resource-intensive development paths.
The variety and seniority of roles and career development paths available within mental health nursing – in and outside the NHS – are extremely diverse.
"It is impossible to develop any meaningful theory of political development without treating ideas as fundamental causes of why societies differ and follow distinct development paths".
Its goal is to achieve a significant reduction in tropical deforestation in the near-term by making annual payments to rainforest nations to help them embark on alternative, low-carbon development paths.
