"the constitutional developments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to changes or advancements in a country's constitution. Example: The 18th century saw several significant constitutional developments in the United States, including the ratification of the Bill of Rights and the establishment of checks and balances between the three branches of government.
"Tonight, the Hong Kong Federation of Students issued an open letter asking for a meeting with the chief secretary, representing the Hong Kong government, to discuss one item - and this is the constitutional development of Hong Kong," Mr Leung told reporters.
These historians were often inclined to see John's reign, and his signing of Magna Carta in particular, as a positive step in the constitutional development of England, despite the flaws of the king himself.
WASHINGTON — In a new pro-defendant twist on federalism, the Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that state courts are free to give criminal defendants the benefit of new constitutional developments, even when federal courts would be foreclosed from doing so.
The most significant constitutional development that occurred during the reign of Marcus Aurelius was the revival of the republican principle of collegiality, as he made his brother, L. Aelius, his co-emperor.
Subsequently, in response to the worldwide movement for decolonization, the Solomons set out on the path of constitutional development.
If Romney takes the White House, Roberts' opinion on the commerce clause will define the parameters of constitutional development for a long time to come.
Alexander I offered to recognize constitutional developments in Finland and to give it autonomy as a grand duchy under his throne.
Leave it to a German intellectual to discern a deep connection between an American president dissembling about oral sex with an intern in the Oval Office and a doctoral student at Bayreuth University cribbing passages in a 475-page dissertation about contrasting constitutional developments.
The factors cited most frequently by the interviewees were a reduction in federal expenditure, an increasing use of competitions and some broader constitutional developments.
Its principal achievement was an insistence on parliamentarianism an acceptance by all, including the princes, of the federal principle and on dominion status as the goal of constitutional development.
