The phrase "widespread development of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recent large-scale growth or advancement in a certain area. Here is an example sentence: "The widespread development of artificial intelligence in recent years has revolutionized the way we do things."
A second factor has been the widespread development of the use of composite materials in aircraft structures.
With the widespread development of intensive care facilities in the 1950s and '60s, more and more such moribund patients were rushed to specialized units and put on ventilators just before spontaneous breathing ceased.
"Until ongoing efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with the production of oil sands are more successful and widespread development of oil sands crude represents a significant increase in greenhouse gas emissions," the EPA's assistant administrator, Cynthia Giles, wrote in a letter posted on the agency's website.
One woman, the most freely discursive voyager in the movie, looks at the valley and takes note of the widespread development of well-built houses, where, formerly, there were none, and then reminisces: "When I think of the old days, these times seem better.
In the Western United States, where the complexities of water law and heavily subsidized federal and state water projects have complicated the economics of water delivery and hamstrung any widespread development of water markets, the Carlsbad plant offers a peek into a future when water prices reflect the actual cost of procurement and delivery.
Figure 1 Widespread development of the Tandikat landslide (AP 2009).
Although questions have been raised about whether enough is known about the efficacy and impact of CUREs and research experiences in general (Linn et al., 2015), the potential benefits of CUREs are driving widespread development and implementation of this pedagogy.
The widespread development and use of computer technology prompted the U.S. Treasury to redesign U.S. paper currency to include a variety of anticounterfeiting technologies.
Widespread development and use of object-based GIS in the environmental sciences has stimulated a rapid growth in demand for parcel-based land cover data.
It is known that, despite this evidence for the effectiveness of CDSS, a widespread development, evaluation and implementation of CDSSs, especially in HF clinics, is lacking [ 19, 20].
Hence, our approach promises to allow a significantly more widespread development and practical deployment of CBR systems in a large variety of application domains including many medical applications.
