"judicious development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the thoughtful and careful planning and implementation of growth or progress. Example: The city's mayor promised to lead the community in a period of judicious development, ensuring that any changes were made with the careful consideration of the needs and concerns of its citizens.
In this paper we discuss how judicious choice and development of imaging technique applied to various different granular systems can provide us with valuable new data on the processes occurring in granular flows.
Children have the greatest stake in the preservation of the environment and its judicious management for sustainable development as their survival and development depends on it.
Moreover, there are concerns that the casting of a wide net with still-unproven metrology methods may stifle the development and judicious implementation of sustainable nanotechnologies.
Nor has its development always been judicious.
Culture-independent diagnostics, the use of sepsis prediction scores, judicious antimicrobial use, and the development of preventive measures including maternal vaccines are ongoing efforts designed to reduce the burden of neonatal sepsis.
For new improved variety development the most judicious crossing combination can be made with Ac9 and Ac2 or Ac11 or Ac6 or Ac8 that will bring about the greater genetic diversity [ 51].
When it is part of a judicious planning of change, the development of health policies provides a unique opportunity for building consensus around health issues and for allowing citizens to voice their opinion, thus giving a greater degree of legitimacy to actions that will be proposed later.
But judicious allocations of greenfield sites for development may help to address demand in a positive way.
Overall Bashir's popularity with the electorate reflected the recognition that his regime was responsible for the prosperity it had enjoyed for more than a decade as well as its judicious use of oil wealth in development planning.
As nearly all children in our study received antibiotic treatment, and issues involving judicious use of antibiotics and resistance development is becoming increasingly important in Vietnam, inclusion of bacterial pathogens in future studies will be essential.
