"fruit of development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the positive results of a process or period of development. For example: "The students have seen the fruit of their development over the past year, with A-level results up across the board."
"We're going to … make sure the fruits of development are shared".
But in the northeast it is more a question of sharing of resources and sharing the fruits of development.
Fine words these may be, but that's all they are: there's so far been little evidence of crop-planting from Jonathan's government, which means the fruits of development are even further away.
As the document itself says: "We should let labour, knowledge, technology, management and capital unleash their dynamism, let all sources of wealth spread and let all people enjoy more fruits of development fairly".
A similar failure haunts policy in Tibet, where our correspondent, on a rarely permitted trip to the region, found the attempt to buy Tibetans' loyalty through the fruits of development apparently futile (see article).
He alleged that most of the fruits of development were going to the upper and middle classes.
It is in these circumstances of deprivation that the teaching and practice of clinical ethics become key to the assurance of justice and equitable sharing of the burdens and fruits of development.
Four RNA samples containing various tissues and fruit of different development and ripening stages were sequenced using the latest Illumina deep sequencing technique.
The mRNA levels of CYC-B gene in leaf and flower, and at different stages of fruit development of S. lycopersicum cv.
The HCA data set was made up from the means from independent experiments, for every stage of fruit development, of both genotypes.
