When referring to laser printing, which of the following describes the development process?

The corona wire applying a static charge to the drum describes the charging stage, which is the second step in the laser printing process, not development.

During the development stage, charged toner particles are attracted to the areas of the drum that were exposed by the laser, which altered the drum's electrostatic charge to form the latent image. This is the fourth step in the laser printing process, following cleaning, charging, and writing. The toner adheres only to the image areas, building up the visible toner image on the drum surface.

Toner being pulled from the drum to the paper describes the transfer stage, which occurs after development.

Toner being permanently affixed to the paper describes the fusing stage, the final step where heat and pressure bond toner to the page.