The phrase "the development of greater" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing progress or advancements in a particular area, often followed by a noun that specifies what is being developed.
Example: "The development of greater understanding between cultures is essential for global harmony."
Alternatives: "the advancement of increased" or "the growth of enhanced".
An increasing subdivision of the airways and the development of greater surface area at the exchange surfaces appear to be the general evolutionary trend among the higher vertebrates.
Scaffolding during DA uses insights about a learner's current understanding to alter the course of instruction and thus support the development of greater competence.
Since 1947, the development of greater Copenhagen has followed a plan that divided the city into a centre and five urban 'fingers'fingers
We have focused on this field using the case study method, a research approach which is helpful for the development of greater understanding of innovative management accounting systems, discarding other methods, such as data collection through surveys.
However, in the face of strong pressure from interest groups associated with energy intensive industry, making the necessary innovations will require further growth of community concern about climate change, and the development of greater understanding of the feasibility of employing low carbon-emissions options.
Does it matter either way if both interests point at the development of greater collaboration and a safer world?
Or just the sense that the museum is tracking the development of great designers from one year to the next.
(He thought they were the settlement of the West and the development of "great new capital-consuming industries").
And she has married to that vision a strategy for realizing it that focuses on the development of great teachers.
"One of the best ways in which the British music industry will meet the challenges it currently faces is with the development of great new British acts," said Ged Doherty, chairman of the Brits committee and UK chief executive of SonyBMG.
"Although we are very proud of Miramax's many accomplishments, our current strategy for Walt Disney Studios is to focus on the development of great motion pictures under the Disney, Pixar and Marvel brands," the Disney chief executive, Robert Iger, said.
