"idea development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of expanding or refining a concept or thought. It can be used in various contexts, such as academic writing, creative writing, or business communication. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "The key to writing a successful essay is thorough idea development, where you explore your main points in depth and provide supporting evidence for each one."
Where possible code was developed in Java, using the IntelliJ IDEA development tool.
The IDEAL Collaboration developed a framework for the stages in surgical innovation (idea, development, exploration, assessment, and long term study; table) and a set of recommendations on how evaluation should be conducted at each stage (box 1).
On a cold winter day, Carolyn Kirk, the mayor of Gloucester, looked over a fallow stretch of the inner harbor where a white sign read "Under Idea Development".
Lillian Kidane, director of Healthymagination Africa, General Electric Africa, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Incorporate big data into idea development: Use data mining to find prevention strategies for emerging epidemics and NCDs.
Martha Henson (my co-producer at Wellcome Collection) and I met Alex Butterworth of Amblr at one of Frank Boyd's Crossover Labs, which brought together creative practitioners and museum curators for a week of intensive idea development.
Jedediah Jenkins, director of idea development for Invisible Children, called the criticisms "myopic" and said the film represented a "tipping point" in that it "got young people to care about an issue on the other side of the planet that doesn't affect them".
The Health Informatics Centre has developed a User Participation Group for input from the consumer for research ideas, development of research tools, and dissemination.
The organization scale mentions coherence, whereas the content scale is concerned with the logical connection between ideas, development and support.
The steering committee will serve as the GN's central point of communication; exchange of ideas; development, review, and management of common protocols; research and training activities; and problem resolution.
In the knowledge-building framework, such pivotal moments are described as part of the idea-development process (Law & Wong, 2003).
