"propitious development" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a positive or fortunate change or event. Example: The recent increase in funding for education is a propitious development for students in our community.
The political and economic climate of the Italian Renaissance was often unstable; Florence, however, did at least provide an intellectual and cultural environment that was extremely propitious for the development of art.
Besides hampering the tubules diluting capacity, thiazides also induce potassium depletion, another factor propitious to the development of hyponatremia, given that PNa levels are correlated to the total exchangeable potassium [10].
Besides hampering the tubules diluting capacity, thiazides also induce potassium depletion, another factor propitious to the development of hyponatremia, given that PNa levels are correlated to the total exchangeable potassium [ 10].
The empirical results indicate that RCP based on the peak-valley time-of-use tariff is propitious for the existing development scale of EVs.
In petrochemical refinery wastewater treatment plants (WWTP), different concentrations of pollutant compounds are received daily in the influent stream, including significant amounts of phenolic compounds, creating propitious conditions for the development of particular microorganisms that can rapidly adapt to such environment.
In jungle regions where dengue is highly persistent large outbreaks occur most frequently around March during the heavy rain season and could be the source of dengue outbreaks in coastal areas following the summer rainfall when propitious environmental conditions promote vector development.
The widespread availability of this movie in the United States could not come at a more propitious time, because recent political developments have created an excellent environment in which to "scale up" the Budrus "experiment" to all of the Occupied Palestinian Territories; and a crucial component of such a "scaling up" is a "scaling up" of U.S. interest, knowledge, and support.
It is therefore particularly propitious as a location for the development of cross-disciplinary work. .
If any of the IDD genes have a role in linking sucrose metabolism to plant development, it might be propitious to look for such a function amongst the maize, rice and Arabidopsis IDD genes that are most closely related to PCP1.
Developments in Brussels that look propitious for Mr Cameron's agenda including the emergence, under the hitherto reviled Jean-Claude Juncker, of a leaner, more self-critical EU Commission together with polls that show support for Britain's EU membership, have persuaded Mr Cameron's advisers that he could get by with his usual last-ditch aplomb.
Current times have not been propitious for the discovery of exciting new developments in the neuropathology of HIV/AIDS.
