"developmental opportunity" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the chance for someone to gain new skills through a form of education or training. For example, "This study abroad program provides students with a unique developmental opportunity."
We now provide a developmental opportunity to employ these novel particles for theranostic drug distribution and efficacy evaluations.
The consequences of this underdeveloped energy infrastructure therefore include not only a loss of developmental opportunity, but also a higher cost for basic needs.
What do you think about them?" I might say, "Give me two great things that you like about this person, and two areas where you think they have a developmental opportunity".
So she broadened her proposals to include volunteering to perform the role in an "acting" capacity for a limited period of time, with clear performance benchmarks, or taking another developmental opportunity that would put her more firmly on a leadership track.
That makes this season the first real developmental opportunity of Beasley's young career (as well as his first season as a part of a functional offense), and though his production and efficiency have shrunk a bit this year, Beasley isn't the possession-killing monster he used to be.
Look for ways to link what they would like to learn or experience to the deliverables you have and express an assignment as a developmental opportunity for them.
Ask them how they perceive you in terms of your strengths and developmental opportunities.
I know funding is short but there need to be more developmental opportunities to encourage emerging artists to stay.
Beresford: "There needs to be a real career structure; a real sign that there are developmental opportunities.
I can translate my experiences outside of work into developmental opportunities.
After nearly six decades of oil exploration, the West African petrodollar state has become a watchword for corruption and missed developmental opportunities.
