The phrase "serving the development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is used to promote, improve, or advance a particular cause, plan, or activity. For example: "The non-profit organization's work has been essential in serving the development of the local community."
New York City required the developer to try to get municipal water to serve the development, Mr. Harkins said, a process that took another year.
Successful librettists must learn to edit themselves ruthlessly and always serve the development of the character and the story.
He also pointed out that the Malaysian developers were contributing £200m towards the cost of the London Underground extension that will serve the development.
He pointed to the well-kept town houses, a sprawling community center and playgrounds that serve the development's low-income residents.
One subversive conversation after another is reproduced, insights are had, and facts are noticed; and little of this serves the development of the plot.
"This good news has the potential of adding a lot of value to the economy of Afghanistan and it will serve the development of Afghanistan," Mr. Shahrani said.
In San Luis Obispo County, north of Los Angeles, the City of Pismo Beach was recently denied the right to annex unincorporated land to build a large multipurpose project because, "the city didn't have enough water to adequately serve the development," said Paul Hood, the executive officer of the commission that approves the annexations and incorporations of cities.
The cumulative qualitative and quantitative data repository serves the development of best practices to enhance democracy.
Rights are only legitimate when they serve the development of the eternal consciousness.
Often, the aim of these methods is to serve the development of the required conservation methodology and the determination of the type and extent of the necessary treatment.
