The phrase "a risk of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential negative outcomes or uncertainties associated with a process of development, such as in business, technology, or personal growth.
Example: "Investing in new technology carries a risk of development delays that could impact our timeline."
Alternatives: "a chance of progress issues" or "a potential for development setbacks."
A previous study suggested that a drop in MAP by more than 26 mmHg from preoperative blood pressure caused a 2.8-fold increase in a risk of development of postoperative AKI [7].
Recombinant protein therapeutics can be at a risk of development of an antibody response that can impact efficacy and safety.
Early delayed complications and morphological signs suggesting a risk of development of late delayed complications are frequent after radiosurgery for mesial temporal lobe epilepsy.
However, in case of rapid weight gain following successful treatment with DBS, there is a risk of development of a refeeding syndrome [ 118].
On one hand, there is a risk of development of progressive or even fulminant liver disease when co-infection with HEV in these patients occurs.
Since M. bovis BCG is a live although attenuated organism, there is always a risk of development of a disease that can be as severe as disseminated tuberculosis [ 9].
Hydatidiform moles, particularly complete hydatidiform moles, have a risk of subsequent development of postmolar GTN.
Since relapse treatment can only be initiated when new clinical symptoms of MS are evident and persist, there is always a risk of the development of irreversible deficits.
We concluded that G6PD c.563C > T mutation carried a risk of early development of moderate hyperbilirubinemia in neonates.
Among them, we discovered that two polymorphisms in introns were associated with a risk of asthma development by logistic analysis.
Carcinoma in situ (WHO: LD-3 and carcinoma in situ) is a lesion with a high risk of development of invasive carcinoma (Hellquist et al, 1999).
