"development prospects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to the potential for something to grow or improve, for example, "The country's development prospects are looking good as the economy expands."
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.
Development prospects are bright, Mr. Stratouly stressed.
Transforming agriculture is central to sub-Saharan Africa's development prospects.
These are the bright development prospects that the currency sabre-rattling could jeopardise.
The attacks on civil society are therefore undercutting these countries' development prospects in a fundamental way.
By the late 1960's, Mr. Ronson had begun to research commercial office development prospects in France.
"Facial masks are one of China's beauty market's fastest-growing areas with very promising development prospects," L'Oreal said.
* Dublin finished dead last among major European cities in both investment and development prospects, with Budapest, Amsterdam, Athens and Barcelona among the other cities hovering near the bottom.
Many in the city are optimistic about its economic development prospects, which don't appear to have been affected by the municipal fiscal problems.
And through rigorous accountability checks, we must effectively pursue 7bn sub-targets – one for the sustainable development prospects of each citizen.
