The phrase "productivity development" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the process of improving or increasing productivity. Example: The company implemented new strategies for productivity development, leading to a significant increase in output and efficiency.
Notice the heavy pounding on APIs at the event; developers will think twice about feeding productivity development to Google when the richest market (iPad and the AppStore) is ceded to iOS at the very moment OS/X is merging into the iPad OS.
We have only cross-sectional information collected and we would like to see how big data evolves over the years, including a productivity development time.
The latter study also reminds us that rising wages are not destructive of the decentralization argument, a result that is underscored by emerging evidence on favorable productivity development under successor pacts.
The key technologies for producing microalgal biofuels include identification of preferable culture conditions for high oil productivity, development of effective and economical microalgae cultivation systems, as well as separation and harvesting of microalgal biomass and oil.
This paper empirically analyzes how the Swedish carbon dioxide (CO2) tax and the European Union emission trading system (EU ETS) have affected productivity development in the Swedish pulp and paper industry 1998−2008.
Most of the dental decay remains untreated with significant impacts on general health, quality of life, productivity, development and educational performance [ 3- 6].
Another particularly important consequence of product and labor markets regulation was to be felt in productivity developments.
The paper says wages should be assessed in the light of "productivity developments".
Huber et al. (2010) analyze productivity at the sectoral level in 12 EU countries, and find little evidence to suggest that migrants on the whole have raised productivity, although high-skilled migrants do appear to play a positive role in productivity developments in skill-intensive industries.
Each plot includes a solid vertical line at 0 to denote the threshold for nominal wage rigidities, a dotted vertical line at the inflation rate to denote the possible threshold for real wage rigidities and a dashed one that is a proxy of aggregate productivity developments (annual percentage change of value added per worker).
The study investigates the impact of these variables on product development productivity.
