The phrase "a poorly developed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that lacks sufficient development or refinement, such as an idea, plan, or product.
Example: "The proposal was rejected due to being a poorly developed concept that lacked clarity and detail."
Alternatives: "an underdeveloped" or "a rudimentary".
Others pseudomales had aberrant gonads such as underdeveloped testes, or a well-developed testis plus a poorly developed testis.
There is extensive secondary remodelling on the medial side of the cortex, including several large, well-developed, secondary osteons, and a poorly developed medullary cavity.
The retardation of metanephric-branching morphogenesis which we measured in the first days of Vangl2 Lp/Lp metanephric development likely explains why the late-gestation null-mutant kidney has a poorly developed medulla and renal pelvis because bud-derived collecting ducts normally populate the medulla and contribute to the shape of the pelvis.
"A poorly developed test is potentially as dangerous as a poorly developed drug".
It is a poorly developed, poorly educated country with a thriving sex industry fueled by poverty.
It is also a poorly developed, corrupt and fragile country with a lot to lose.
For all its oil wealth, Russia is still a poorly developed, corrupt and fragile state.
The vascular tissue is organized into a poorly developed central cylinder in the stem.
Consequently, an optimum sorbent exhibiting a high working capacity for high pressure applications, e.g., pressure-swing adsorption units, will require a poorly-developed narrow microporous structure together with a highly-developed wide microporous and small mesoporous network.
A poorly-developed tympanic wing of the alisphenoid is present as in Didelphis and Monodelphis.
By contrast, our previous study in the cat presented findings that showed a precise topographical organization within these olivary projections and a well-developed MTT belonging to the well-developed ND and NB and a poorly-developed CTT belonging to the poorly-developed dm- and vl-pNr (Onodera, 1984 [3], see Fig. 13A).
