"new stage of development" is a correctly formed sentence in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, "Our company is entering a new stage of development and we are feeling optimistic about the future."
"They are a platform for beginning a new stage of development".
While this new stage of development may have pushed us back, that's not actually a terrible thing, he suggests.
A new stage of development began about 25 million years ago and has continued to the present time.
The growth of the service and consumer economies is fast enough to persuade him that the economy is on the cusp of a new stage of development.
Mr. Wen told officials of the 49 African nations in attendance that this year's session "represents a new stage of development in relations with Africa".
The knowledge that one can reverse one state of affairs into a prior state, which is called conservation, is a mark of this new stage of development.
Likewise, we're aware that our audience are only with us for a limited number of years - as they get older children move on to new stages of development and become interested in different programmes.
When China entered a new stage of economic development, namely the "economy's new normal", its economic growth shifted from high-speed to medium-to-high-speed, the economic structure was constantly improved and upgraded, and the economic development shifted from input-driven and investment-driven to innovation-driven.
"Old laws no longer match the new stage of our development," said Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov, the president.
Today, at a new stage of our development, we are reintroducing direct elections of governors.
Many more, however, are relying on private involvement, from volunteering to a prayer regimen, to help guide their new stage of personal development.
