"development prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the outlook for a certain development, such as a business venture or a new technology. For example, "The development prospect of the new smartphone model looks promising in the US market."
The developing countries are a riskier development prospect, with new homes, offices and malls being built at speed to cope with fast-rising demand.That demand is undoubtedly enormous.
So CMS-ASF has a series of excellent characteristics, there is a bright future development prospect.
The flexible DC system based on the modular multilevel converter (MMC) has a good development prospect.
Freeze casting, a near net shaping technique to fabricate porous materials with directional microstructures, has a very good development prospect.
Hailing from right under the noses of club bosses near their Frisco base north of Dallas, Mikey Ambrose is the sort of development prospect garnering plaudits for the major league club.
The energy absorption performance of flexible particles concrete with volume content of 20% is better, compared with rigid particles concrete with volume content of 40%.Therefore, with volume content of 20%, the flexible particles concrete has characteristics of the most excellent energy dissipation and a wide development prospect in engineering application.
"Such a regime of rights and obligations, if based on the Copenhagen accord, would have the potential to drastically curtail the development prospects of developing countries," it said.
During the first economic downturn to affect food cart culture in the 1990s, developers "had purchased parking lots with hopes of developing them but then were caught holding land without development prospects," Rodgers explains.
US institutions should thus move "beyond remittances" and empower these US-based communities to better help the development prospects of their country of origin, by harnessing diasporic talent in developing better infrastructure and educational and healthcare systems locally and internationally.
Energy poverty cripples development prospects.
Development prospects are bright, Mr. Stratouly stressed.
