"discipline development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of improving or enhancing discipline within a certain setting or context. Example: The company implemented a new program for discipline development among its employees, resulting in a more organized and efficient workplace.
"That is what we want to instill on the kids: discipline, development, respect and also a chance to vent some of their frustrations".
Apparently, the voices of Fei and his colleagues were heard and obtained the central government's recognition on major issues concerning discipline development.
In order to accelerate the discipline development and to enhance the teaching and research levels of the School, Wuhan Textile University is publicly recruiting talents with strong sense of responsibility, international vision, strong organizing ability as well as high academic achievements in the field of natural science and social science. .
She has intriguing ideas about disciplining development, recovering infrastructure costs from developers and increasing mass-transit ridership.
THE mission of China Development Bank (CDB), which was founded in 1994, is to support "the state's policies to implement disciplined development and build a harmonious society".
Examples of specific roles include the enhancement of departmental/unit recognition through increased scholarly achievements within or across disciplines, development of new strategic directions for CALS resulting from the efforts of a task force, or exceptional leadership in administration.
A coalescence of nature, tasteful planning and disciplined development make this place possible.
The literature on aid's impact on governance is one of the most voluminous, spanning several disciplines that study development and global governance.
Urban planning was strictly an academic discipline, and development proceeded on a piecemeal basis.
"Within the general discipline, this development of the philosophy of religion has been extraordinary".
Inglis is an old cultural studies hand himself, which is the cue for insider summaries of the discipline's development over the last half century.
