"accompanied development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a process or situation in which two or more things happen in unison or in close association. For example, "The rapid urbanization of the city was accompanied by the development of infrastructure such as electricity and sewers."
It was reported that hyper-glycemia, cardiac PARP activation, a selective loss of endothelium-dependent vasodilation in the thoracic aorta, and an early diastolic dysfunction of the heart accompanied development of diabetes in experimental animals (12, 13).
The emergence of these domains, as well as the expansion and diversification of superfamilies of previously existing domains appears to have accompanied development of several novel aspects of RNA metabolism in the eukaryotes.
This is that the mixing-up of people caused by the urbanisation which normally accompanies development is, itself, partly responsible.
Without an accompanying development of protective measures such as vaccines (which Iraq does not seem to have had), they may backfire horribly.
One interpretation of the demographic transition, then, is that the abundance which accompanies development initially enhances the instinct to lavish care and attention on a few offspring.
Thus, the research of new catalysts should accompany development of the membrane reactor technology.
At the same time, improvements in infrastructure and transportation, which usually accompany development, make travel less costly and risky, enabling migration over increasing distances.
A spokesman said: "Offsetting the losses of wildlife that usually accompany development by creating replacement habitats could be a useful addition to the planning system.
Harvesting trees to create wide lanes of fairway does little to make the hearts of bird-lovers soar, nor is all the accompanying development–housing complexes, clubhouses, parking lots–especially beneficial to wetlands or wildlife habitat.
Regulators, policy makers, and the public need an objective source of information on which to base answers to these questions and decisions about how to manage the challenges that may accompany development of resources in tight formations.
In particular, an increase is being seen in newly industrialized countries, a fact often attributed to the changes that accompany development, including a decline in deaths from infectious diseases and the adoption of 'Western' lifestyles and habits.
