'other types of development' is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts as you might expect, to contrast different types of development. For example: "In addition to technological developments, there are many other types of development which are equally important."
The mayor's office declined to comment on involvement in other types of development in Harlem.
"We are open to many other types of development," Mr. Fabricant said.
The goal is to find a broadly acceptable compromise between protecting Nunavut's pristine land and water, and allowing tourism, mining, and other types of development.
"The idea is to capture some of the development rights on some properties and use them for 'smart growth' programs for affordable housing and some other types of development," said Donna Giancontieri, a town spokeswoman.
George Town's arts scene, though, is lagging behind other types of development — "more for lack of spaces than anything," according to Ms. Duckett.
In India, where the economy is growing at nearly 9 percent a year, mining, forestry and other types of development are affecting wild habitats.
In the UK, tall buildings are drawing the attention of planning authorities like no other type of development due to their potential to cause downdrafts of fast upper-level winds, strong flow accelerations around building corners and funneling between neighbors.
It should be noted that participation in a workplace placement was required before support for other types of competence development was granted.
This requirement may, to some extent, explain why more teachers participated in workplace placement than in other types of competence development.
I don't think that foreign aid or other types of international development assistance will be made conditional on improved labor market practices, nor do I think that the ILO will gain any enforcement powers.
The term "unconventional oil and gas development" can also refer to bitumen/tar sands extraction and processing, and other types of fossil fuel development that employ novel engineering and production techniques to obtain fuels from unconventional resources (e.g., coalbed methane) that are beyond the scope of our review.
