The phrase "always in development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is continuously evolving or improving over time, such as a project, product, or skill.
Example: "Our software is always in development, ensuring that we meet the changing needs of our users."
Alternatives: "constantly evolving" or "perpetually improving".
If drugs are always "in development" and trials are expensive and time-consuming, and if the drugs are first used in blood diseases where existing specialists have the laboratory background, then one has the makings of a new specialism of medical oncology growing beyond the claims of clinical hematology as the drugs are applied in other conditions.
His particular genius was in discovering the American appetite for novelty, with thirty-one flavors in each store at any given time (not including plain old chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry) and new combinations always in development.
Modern software is always a work-in-progress – it's always in development – so you need to keep running very fast just to keep up, otherwise the copied software becomes obsolete fast.
Now you could say that he was never going to finish it because he wasn't able to complete it (Oiticica passed away in 1980 at the young age of 42)," says Zelevansky. "Or you could say that he was never going to finish it because he really liked the open-ended spirit of a work, that something is always in development and is always changing.
Shahade was always behind in development and had trouble coordinating his pieces.
(In 1987, he lamented that model's dissolution: "I never thought it would come to this. I've always believed in development, one movement following another.... But everything today is very much in flux").
Fifteen services said clients are always involved in development of treatment plans and carers are sometimes involved, with 14 also indicating that other providers are sometimes involved.
In fact, we want it to be in flux, ever in development, never done, always questionable.
Having spent a few years schlepping around a heavy bag of cameras and lenses and with at least one dodgy shoulder to prove it, I'm always interested in developments that take some of the weight out of shooting decent pictures.
Angela: I've always been interested in development, especially women's health and women's rights.
L.A. is used to flops--it might be said the city feeds on them--and there are always new productions in development.
