measured development
[ˈmeʒərd dɪˈveləpmənt]
noun phrasepl: measured developments
desenvolvimento medido/controlado
1. A gradual, careful, and deliberate approach to growth or advancement, typically involving planning, assessment, and controlled progression rather than rapid or uncontrolled expansion
The company adopted a measured development strategy to ensure sustainable growth without overextending resources.
A empresa adotou uma estratégia de desenvolvimento medido para garantir um crescimento sustentável sem sobrecarregar os recursos.
2. In urban planning and real estate, the systematic expansion of infrastructure and construction that considers environmental, social, and economic factors
The city council approved the measured development of the waterfront district over a ten-year period.
O conselho municipal aprovou o desenvolvimento controlado do distrito à beira da água durante um período de dez anos.
3. In child development or education, a carefully paced progression in learning or skill acquisition based on individual readiness and assessment
Teachers emphasized measured development of reading skills rather than rushing students through curriculum.
Os professores enfatizaram o desenvolvimento gradual das habilidades de leitura em vez de apressar os alunos no currículo.
In Brazil, 'desenvolvimento medido' reflects a growing emphasis on sustainable and responsible growth, particularly in urban planning and corporate governance. This term gained prominence during discussions about Amazon development and urban expansion in major cities like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In the USA, 'measured development' is commonly used in real estate, environmental policy, and education reform discussions, often in contrast to more aggressive growth models. The concept aligns with contemporary ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) principles in both markets.
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