"push economic development" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to actively promote or stimulate the growth of an economy. Example: The government is implementing new policies to push economic development and attract foreign investment.
"He is pushing economic development," she said, "at the price of the ability of people to live and work in peace".
The regime in Hanoi has been more cautious than China's in pushing economic development, but its commitment to reform is clear.
Michael McKeon, a spokesman for Mr. Pataki, said the governor has worked to protect the natural resources of the Hudson Valley at the same time that he has pushed economic development.
In negotiations between the city and Cubs, Tunney described his position as "between a rock and a hard place," with Emanuel aggressively pushing economic development and constituents concerned about parking, crowd control and safety.
Like the ideal politician in The Prince, Brown governed with something approaching strategic precision, pushing economic development, embracing the police and supporting new infrastructure spending.
In addition to the policies that constrain farming in upland watersheds and the citizenship rights of minority peoples, Thailand has strongly pushed economic development policies that are export oriented and emphasize diversification of the economy away from agriculture into industrial and service sectors.
Simultaneously, railroads began to promote economic development.
Since the beginning of the 13th Five-Year Plan period, OBOR has become China's paramount plan for the globalization and internationalization of its economic development, and it hopes to push economic globalization toward a more inclusive and balanced development.
Mr. Finch says he will push forward economic development, particularly the long-delayed Steel Point project.
The previous administration had overseen a decade of reform including new policies that pushed economic and industrial development to unprecedented levels.
