"surging development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a rapidly growing or advancing process or situation. Example: "The city's economy has seen surging development in recent years, with new businesses and construction projects popping up everywhere."
The wooded rolling land, on the border of the towns' northern tier, are crucial to assuring future drinking water supplies, Ms. Downs and other members of the Save South Fork Water Now Coalition say, but will soon be rolled under by surging development unless something is done.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The world financial crisis has hit Dubai's economy, slamming the brakes on its surging development and dimming its gold rush status.
The bridge - the first on the world's greatest river system symbolises the surging development at the heart of the world's largest rainforest and will bring much-needed economic opportunities for those living on the far bank.
We are coming to understand that spiritually, socially, and even politically, the interests of our species are best served not just by the noble hope for an end to human conflict or by the understandable desire for a cessation to human suffering, but by participating in the upward surge, development, and evolution of human culture and consciousnesses at all levels.
This task is urgent because hydropower development is surging in developing countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, with irrigation infrastructure soon to follow.
Now the animals are gone, and the land is cleared and ready for the new development surging along the Denver-to-Boulder corridor.
Foreign investors wanted to buy, international companies were paying handsomely for expatriate workers' luxury rentals and development was surging in neighborhoods outside the city center.
According to the TIOBE Index, Objective-C is now more popular than C++, showing proof that mobile development is surging ahead as we enter the post-PC era.
Economic development surged, spurred by a combination of massive subsidies, oil exploitation and rapid urbanization.
Property development surged in tandem.
The market value of Life Technologies, a company based in Carlsbad, Calif., that makes equipment and products used in biotechnology development, surged to roughly $10.5 billion.
