"to follow developments" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about keeping up with changes, advancements, or new information on a certain topic. For example: "I wanted to make sure I was up to date with the latest regulations, so I decided to follow developments in the industry."
The Lede continued to follow developments in the phone hacking scandal in Britain on Wednesday.
"We will continue to follow developments," he said in a statement.
I asked him about the appellate process and how closely he planned to follow developments from abroad.
Many teenagers do, however, like to follow developments of friendships and romances on Facebook, Mr. Richardson added.
This is logical but makes it extremely difficult to work out any sort of chronology or to follow developments in the artist's work.
Another person who is also in position to follow developments closely said: "I don't think there's too little time between now and Monday.
The challenge is to follow development pathways - to meet basic developmental needs - without going to high emissions in the first place.
Here, we established fluorescently tagged Lin7c, a core member of the Crb complex, as an ideal tool to follow development of polarity in zebrafish epithelia.
We show that GFP expression can be used to visualize mammary gland ducts, mammary tumor, and tumor vasculature, to follow lobuloaveolar development in an ex vivo whole organ culture experiment, and can be used to follow development of transplanted mammary glands.
GFP imaging is also useful for in vivo studies, as well as for whole organ culture and transplantation, where it can be used to follow development and/or disease progression.
Naturally, there's a hashtag on Twitter to help you follow developments: #performancematters.
