The phrase "analogous to the developments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when drawing a comparison between two different situations, events, or phenomena that share similar characteristics or patterns.
Example: "The changes in technology are analogous to the developments we saw during the industrial revolution."
Alternatives: "similar to the advancements" or "comparable to the progress".
His own father derived considerable pleasure from the daily progress of crops in the fields, and in this, at least insofar as agriculture is analogous to the development of children, the two men are similar.
It is a physiological change analogous to the development of pleural plaques [an early but non-cancerous sign of exposure to asbestos] in the lungs … and hence does not constitute actionable damage or injury.
If we developed ways of looking at those waves and into the universe, it could be analogous to the development of telescopes.
Computer-generated imagery, an enormous breakthrough in film technology (analogous to the development of color cinematography), has existed in its mature form for little more than a decade, and already it's threatening to become a nuisance and a bore.
The digital revolution unfolding in front of us right now, with knock-on consequences for intelligence gathering, is analogous to the development of the printing press in the 1400s.
Cowles described this process of plant succession as analogous to the development of an organism from embryo to adult, though he also emphasized that shifting environmental variables (such as dune slope, wind speed and direction, moisture, and soil chemistry) often disrupted this developmental pattern.
Tumor formation may be analogous to the development of normal tissues in that stem cells generate an organ with cellular diversity in marker expression, differentiation, therapeutic resistance and metastatic potential.
This may be analogous to the development of acquired resistance in cancer cells, although this requires further investigation.
Hence, in a manner analogous to the development of cytotoxic chemotherapy regimens, additional outcome measures need to be considered to differentiate between treatment strategies.
It is analogous to the development of the new progenitor types in the oSVZ, even though these cells also initially originate from the VZ.
