The phrase "a parallel development in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where two or more developments occur simultaneously or in a similar manner within a specific context.
Example: "The study revealed a parallel development in technology and education, highlighting how advancements in one field often influence the other."
Alternatives: "a concurrent evolution in" or "a simultaneous progression in".
The use of gastroliths for digestion seems to have developed on the line from basal theropods to birds, with a parallel development in Psittacosaurus.
A parallel development in Judaism is the mourner's recitation of the Kaddish prayer sanctifying God's name.
At the same time, there was a parallel development in the field of ex post facto legislation.
However, as Greek sources attribute the discovery of the ecliptic to Oenopides in the latter part of the 5th century bce, a parallel development in both Greece and Babylon should not be excluded.
In a similar way that SC36 has grappled with aligning its program and organizational structure with evolving technological development, there has been a parallel development in conceptualization resulting in establishing smart learning as a new field of research.
A parallel development in the past two decades has been the emergence of the field of computational intelligence (CI) consisting primarily of the three fields of neural networks, evolutionary computing and fuzzy logic.
From the stage at which the ballooning optic vesicle contacts the ectoderm (Fig. 1e), a parallel development occurs in the ectoderm: the ectoderm thickens and bulges inwards, eventually forming the lens (Fig. 1g).
In a parallel development, Mr. Fujimori's brother-in-law, Victor Aritomi Shinto, resigned as Peru's ambassador to Japan, the Japan Broadcasting Corporation reported.
In a parallel development, two of Washington's strongest allies in Iraq, Italy and Poland, called for the transfer of real authority to the Iraqis on June 30.
In a parallel development, a new transplantation law was enforced in 2007, requiring a mandatory life-long follow up of all transplanted patients in Switzerland.
A parallel development may be seen in Rembrandt's skill as a printmaker.
