The phrase "make a development" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it when you are discussing the process of creating something new or advancing something that already exists. For example, "The company is always looking for new ways to make a development in their product line."
"Mayor Delfino and his staff listened to what it takes to make a development successful," Mr. Cappelli said.
It's not necessarily going to make a development more profitable, because there aren't any financial incentives or rebates from government to do so [there are currently no national water efficiency measures for commercial buildings], and the cost of potable water is still relatively inexpensive.
Views into stadiums and public settings can make a development.
In the following section, we will make a development of the two terms based on content dependency.
So if you want to make a development platform with the widest possible appeal, you're going to use Web technologies because they're well understood and well distributed.
The targets are not legally binding, and if a developer can demonstrate through a site-specific financial viability test that the target makes a development uneconomic, then the requirement can be reduced or waived.
As Mr. Grey recalls, "we made a development deal right away".
And aggrieved owners should consider other means of making a development work more to their satisfaction, including organizing to elect a more sympathetic board.
Elsewhere in the mining field yesterday,' the American Smelt ing and Refining Company said it had made a development agreement with the Chataway Exploration Company, Ltd., Vancouver.
The two took the project to Columbia Pictures, and made a development deal for a script in September 1980.
Over the years, Burton's thoughts regularly returned to the project, and in 1990, he made a development deal with Disney.
