The part of the sentence "incentivize the development" is correct and can be used in written English.
This can be used to refer to a situation where monetary incentives are used to encourage the progress of a development project. For example, "The government has decided to incentivize the development of renewable energy sources by offering tax breaks and subsidies to companies involved in the project."
In 2013, groups came together to address this problem: The XPRIZE Foundation launched the $2 million Wendy Schmidt Ocean Health XPRIZE to incentivize the development of a cost-effective and accurate ocean pH sensor.
Kentucky is one of a minority of states in the US that does not have a Renewable Portfolio Standard to incentivize the development of renewable energies and help bring costs down by scaling up applications of renewable technologies.
Embedded in this competition is a $1 million bonus prize from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) to incentivize the development of smart technologies that can detect underwater chemical or biological signals and trace them to their source.
To address the need to incentivize the development, maintenance and sharing of bioresources, a set of principles, tools and guidelines is required.
He said member countries believe the TPP "incentivizes the development of these new live-saving drugs while ensuring access to these medicines".
More than that, governments are actively incentivizing the development of many new medical countermeasures – principally by marshaling the state's unique powers to introduce exceptional measures in the name of protecting national security.
Since landfilling will continue to be a significant waste management method, our theory and practice of sustainable waste management should focus upon incentivizing the development of more sustainable landfills.
There's no doubt about it — RIM needs as many quality developers as it can get its metaphorical hands on, and the company hasn't been shy about incentivizing the development process.
The measure is expected to address six areas of reform: integrating patients' perspectives into the regulatory process, modernizing clinical trials, fostering the future of science, investing in advancing research, incentivizing the development of new drugs and devices for unmet medical needs and supporting digital medicine.
Meanwhile, governments are trying to find ways to incentivize the costly development of antibiotics but as a Science feature detailed last year, an unfriendly market makes it hard to persuade companies that the search can be profitable.
There is little evidence worldwide on whether a voucher scheme could incentivize the use of primary care services and development of family doctor model of care in the private sector.
