The phrase "ground for the development" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means a reason or basis for the growth or progress of something. Example: The discovery of new natural resources provided solid ground for the development of the country's economy.
Project management is a fertile ground for the development of processes that contribute to increasing the productivity of organizations.
So a Thrasymachean debunking of convention can clear the ground for the development of either Platonic or anti-Platonic moral theory.
The field of bioethics has been fertile ground for the development of relatively modest, mid-level theories on a vast range of topics.
In this case, loot boxes would not be providing a breeding ground for the development of problem gambling so much as they would be allowing games companies to exploit addictive disorders amongst their customers for profit.
The SEP says it aims to create a strong integrated pan European platform to pave the ground for the development of global champions (and not just local EU companies).
The information collected and critically analysed in this work will contribute to a better understanding of the silver application and will prepare the ground for the development of methods for the stabilization and conservation of these illuminations.
This study sets the grounds for the development of an ionophore-based sensor for the direct and selective determination of arsenate in aqueous samples.
The law provided grounds for the development of temporary facilities with around 50,000 places in 32 camps in 2016 (Ministry of Interior, 2016), falling short of the requirements stipulated in the EU Reception Conditions Directive (Directive 2013/33/EU).
This thorough description of biological systems has laid the grounds for the development of synthetic biology, a discipline applying basic principles of engineering for the rational assembly of biological modules into higher order complex biological systems with desired properties.
Our analysis also suggests that the fast building of this type of infrastructure provides solid grounds for the development of utilitarian cycling, with high cost effectiveness, even in a city without a previous tradition in this sense.
Future technologies may allow expansion of DNCD3 regulatory cells in vitro and provide rational grounds for the development of new autologous cell-therapies in type 1 diabetes.
