"higher development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the growth or improvement of something. For example, "The government is focusing on higher development of the city's infrastructure."
That means higher development costs, tougher regulatory processes and less price erosion.
Restructuring costs and higher development expenses offset strong sales from its key products — the heartburn treatment Nexium, the antipsychotic Seroquel and a cholesterol-lowering drug, Crestor.
"We need to evaluate it, but certainly they have higher capacity with higher development costs," the Airbus chief executive, Thomas O. Enders, said.
"We need to evaluate it, but certainly they have higher capacity with higher development costs," the Airbus chief executive, Thomas O. Enders, said during an interview Tuesday.
Europe's biggest manufacturer of weapons, BAE Systems P.L.C., said its second-half net income rose 29percentto to $234 millionn, or $374 million, despite lower military sales and higher development costs.
He also said the greatest undersupply in extended-stay housing is for what he called "upper upscale" accommodations, which have higher development costs and higher rates than those of Hyatt Place, Residence Inn, Extended Stay America and others.
High development costs make it impractical to develop molecular markers directly from wild species like H. chilense.
Xylophones reach their highest development in Southeast Asia.
With the high development of Arabic calligraphy, Kūfic writing became an exceptionally beautiful script.
As specialists such as Hein de Haas have explained: "Emigration initially goes up with levels of development, and only goes down once countries move into high development categories.
Ericsson, the Swedish telecommunications equipment maker, posted a 70percentt decline in second-quarter profit, citing recent acquisitions and high development and revamping costs.
