The part of the sentence "has seen development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something has changed or grown in a particular way over a period of time. For example: "The technology sector has seen tremendous development in the past decade."
Like other Middlesex County communities, his borough of 22,000 has seen development eat up tracts of farmland.
Since the Pakistani military's 2009 offensive in South Waziristan largely drove out the Taliban, the region has seen development and trade.
The Wild Coast has seen development improvements since 1997, including increased access to protected sources of water and a marginal increase in employment.
Recently, Skagen has seen developments in the offshore sector with an initiative to assist the Norwegian market through the establishment of Skagen Offshorepark in 2012.
"It is a country where we have seen development in lots of disciplines," Hernández said of the United States.
"It's only in recent decades that you've seen development in the lower areas like the Dunes".
Under Manuel in 2010, the Mets have seen development of rookies like Jon Niese, Ike Davis and Josh Thole and improvement from veterans like Mike Pelfrey, R. A. Dickey and Angel Pagan.
"The buildable square foot in Harlem averages $67," Mr. Knakal said, "and south of 96th Street, we've seen development land selling for anywhere from $150 to $200 per buildable square foot".
Companies like Airbnb, Disney, Dropbox, GE, Goldman Sachs and Twitter have seen development lead times cut by as much as 75percentt when using microservices.
Recently, with the introduction of favorable legislation for new innovative businesses, we've seen development and expansion of tech startups, accelerators and incubators.
Elimination efforts have seen developments on multiple fronts: a strong health system in place for early identification of clinical signs and symptoms, a referral system, laboratory diagnosis, and effective treatment.
