'salient developments' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to especially important and noticeable developments, changes, or progress. For example, "The report highlighted a number of salient developments in the local economy over the past five years."
Unlike the case of emergent offshore breakwaters, where shoreline accretion (salient development) is expected under all structural/environmental conditions, the principal mode of shoreline response to submerged structures can vary between erosive and accretive, depending on the offshore distance to the structure.
A recent Swedish questionnaire study showed that medical students demonstrated more salient development of their positive beliefs about medicines than nursing students did [ 17].
A comprehensive assessment of these issues has not been undertaken for nearly a decade, despite a number of salient legal developments.Analysis of federal and state health information privacy statutes and regulations and secondary materials.Although some legal barriers to HIE persist, many have been ameliorated-in some cases, simply through improved understanding of what the law actually requires.
Relying primarily on the dynamic capabilities perspective, this research links some of the most salient product development approaches (i.e., platform products and concurrent engineering) and manufacturing practices (i.e. cellular manufacturing, setup improvement practices) and examines their effects on performance.
Examination of regional care patterns in antenatal corticosteroid use (ACU) rates may be salient for the development of targeted interventions.
Salient is the development of major data bases such as the 'Internet Brain Volume Database'[ 5] funded by 'The Human Brain Project' which attempts to archive this extensive volumetric data.
Over the coming three weeks, these selected student ambassadors will engage with stakeholders from multiple sectors and disciplines within the United States and Colombia to better understand the complex and salient connections between social development initiatives (education, transportation, urban design, economic development) and health.
However, the heterogeneity of the healthcare systems, of the implemented services and of the target patients, the use of ad-hoc definitions of the salient concepts and the development of small-size experiences have prevented the dissemination of "global" results and the development of cumulative knowledge.
All this is to say that though this book is a behemoth, nearly every detail is salient, and that the development of the plot is too enjoyable for me to give it away here.
