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"formula development" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it any time you want to refer to the process of creating or refining a particular formula. For example: "The project team spent countless hours working on formula development before finally coming up with an acceptable result."
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There is no sure formula for development, they say, but surely it is not the bureaucratic capitalism that dominates the country today.
Change is happening, but women's journeys of empowerment rarely follow the simple linear formula that development agencies and their corporate sponsors would have us believe.
Without destroying the mill structure, which would have triggered the one-third formula of Development Rules, he decided to redevelop the spaces around it.
In order to keep costs under control, a complicated formula restricting development was imposed, with changes only allowed mid-season for reliability and cost-saving purposes and increasing restrictions on the parts that can be changed ahead of subsequent seasons.
The sterile result is a conventional development formula, an efficient trap for consumers.
In addition to Brawn's departure, Paolo Martinelli, who has been in charge of Ferrari's formula one engine development for the past decade, is leaving to take up a senior position within the parent company Fiat.
"The World Bank has invested a lot of its credibility in this project, and so if it fails in Chad, it will have to find another development formula," said Soumaine Adoum, a Chadian who is the representative for SuisseAide, a private Swiss organization.
The concept is fast being accepted as a new formula for community development.
Studies investigating the effects of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) in infant formula on language development yield conflicting results.
Chinese leaders may think they have hit on a better formula for national development, but can a closed-off China succeed for long?
To determine prospectively the accuracy of a predictive risk formula for the development of postoperative proliferative vitreoretinopathy (PVR) when applied in a clinical setting.
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