The phrase "the development trajectory of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the pattern or path of growth or progress of a particular entity or concept. Example: The development trajectory of the new technology has been steadily upward, with increased adoption and positive user feedback.
Also, some networks might actually be disabling in terms of technological learning, while others will be more or less important during the development trajectory of a firm.
The development trajectory of the PV industry in China indicates that innovation in cleaner energy technologies can occur through both global and national innovation processes, and knowledge exchange along the global PV value chain.
The development trajectory of GM foods illustrates the need for those responsible for communication of the benefits to understand the barriers to risk communication and of the potential value of communicating through trusted sources and multiple channels.
If a transition toward a more sustainable resource use is to be made, it must be made globally and it must overcome the potential of inertia of the Industrial metabolic regime and the development trajectory of other regions toward such a regime.
The development trajectory of this questionnaire consisted of the following steps: (1) a literature search focusing on existent instruments regarding dementia care, (2) consultations of several experts in the field of dementia care and (3) focus group discussions with informal caregivers.
By defining the development trajectories of each of these models, it highlights the temporary nature of the emergent model.
The impacts of twentieth century colonialism on resource use and the development trajectories of Inner Asia and Africa are outlined, particularly in regard to mobile pastoralism.
This highlights one of the problems of studying the development trajectories of numerical competency in humans, namely the difficulty of devising experimental paradigms applicable at the same time to newborns, toddlers and infants.
Other research priorities could be the study of this phenomenon over time, as our results hold only for the year 2000 and should change depending on the development trajectories of different countries.
At Earth's Hope we are assessing if it is possible to change the development trajectory for large numbers of people who are living in abject poverty, and within that poverty ravaging ecological functionality.
If the development trajectory and management of infrastructure of the Congo Basin continues without immediately ameliorating their negative ecological consequences, the last forested wildernesses of Africa and the forest elephants living in them may disappear.
