The phrase "the following development" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a subsequent event or idea that is related to the previous one. Here is an example: "After conducting extensive research, we have identified the main challenges facing our industry. The following development will address these challenges and lead us to future success."
The following development of the model follows the figure from top (the observed data) to bottom (the Bayesian priors).
With some abuse of notation, (dot{x}= phi ^d(x)) is used to describe the electromechanical dynamics in the following development.
Instead, a single sample is included that is to scale and leads to the following development of the design for the purposes of manufacture and testing.
The current trends in studies aimed at improving methodological approaches to GVC research include the following: Development of the so-called industrialist approach to GVCs, by analysing their effects on more local levels such as specific industries and clusters.
To evaluate the performance of the proposed algorithm, the following development environment was used: the host machine used was an Intel Core i7 running at 2.80 GHz with 6 GB of DDR3 memory.
The qualifier selective to be suppressed in the following development, refers to the fact that the availability of PMU-like sensors may allow only partial implementation of the secondary protection.
We predict the following developments will take shape.
As a precaution in the following developments, we notice the following inequality as regards Eq. (2.7).
To make this information available, the following developments, enumerated below, are the subjects of our actual project.
Given the popularity of the sharing economy, the travel manager's responsibilities and the value of the corporate travel market, I think we can expect the following developments in the near future.
We examined the role of different immune signaling pathways in the nematode lifespan extension following development on pathogens.
