"development track" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the progress of something, such as a student's academic progress or that of a project into which a company is investing. For example, "Our team is on a great development track; we've made significant progress on the project since last month."
It is easy to get seed money to start up a new idea and test it; it's hard to keep an idea that you've tested on the development track: that is, to develop and maintain a research program.
Beijing is trying to shift the economy on to a more sustainable development track.
"This misguided decision again risks putting Iran back on the nuclear weapons development track and further distances us from our allies," she said.
They can also follow the movement of proteins during an organism's development, track migrating cells, and study the mechanics of cell division in detail.
Targeting technical advisors instead of livestock producers appears to be a more viable development track unless new innovations in DSS delivery systems can emerge using the internet.
I repeat we understand that this will be difficult, but we are ready to play our part, and do everything to return Russian-American relations to stable and sustainable development track.
This is a well- financed company with quality assets and a proven development track-record, offering long-term oil price exposure at the bottom of the cycle, yet well hedged at the front end (around 50% of 2016 estimated production at $75 a barrel).
On the other is a bulletin board where the manager of foundation development tracks grant applications worth millions of dollars.
(This development tracks a trend charted by Warren Miller and M. Kent Jennings, who found that delegates to the Republican National Convention became increasingly conservative between 1972 and 1980).
However, the results also point out some more improbable realizations, which deviate significantly from the main development tracks.
It offers separate development tracks for students of varying abilities and aptitudes.
