The phrase "a faulty development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process, product, or idea that has flaws or issues in its development stage.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a faulty development that required significant revisions before it could proceed."
Alternatives: "a flawed development" or "a defective development".
A neurologist in New York said that Emmanuel had a severe case of cerebral palsy, a condition that results from faulty development of or damage to the brain and includes impaired mobility, spasticity and, in many cases, seizures, hindered mental development and difficulty swallowing.
Therefore, tracheal agenesis can be embryologically interpreted as a result of defective foregut differentiation, whereas tracheal atresia represents faulty development of an already differentiated anatomical structure [ 12].
Whatever adversely affects vision is the concern of the ophthalmologist, whether it be caused by faulty development of the eye, disease, injury, degeneration, senescence, or refraction.
The precious camel genetic resources are under threat due to commercial agricultural practices, land grabbing and faulty development projects.
The reasons are complex and are grounded in reliance on faulty development models.
An inherited alteration in the proper timing of growth of the hip system, or environmental delay or overstimulation, might well result in faulty development.
The results add to the hypothesis that critical metabolic changes may be occurring during early neurodevelopment influencing faulty development of the brain and potentially contributing to further vulnerability to the illness.
These studies lead to the following hypothesis: Congenital dislocation and congenital dysplasia of the hip may be regarded as the result of faulty development, due to environmental factors extrinsic to the hip joint.
They are not hereditary in the sense of a gene which fails to develop a part of the acetabulum, but rather a hereditary quality of interference of the timely development of the intrinsic mosaic pattern, producing environmental extrinsic faulty development which leads to the abnormality.
Also as a true scientist, his thorough review leads to and ends with a hypothesis: "Congenital dislocation and congenital dysplasia of the hip may be regarded as the result of faulty development, due to environmental factors extrinsic to the hip joint.
