The phrase "are just beginning to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or process that is in its early stages of growth or progress.
Example: "The new technology are just beginning to develop, and we expect significant advancements in the coming years."
Alternatives: "are only starting to evolve" or "are merely starting to grow".
While insects are the most important modern herbivores we are just beginning to develop a sense of their importance in past ecosystems.
On the downside, given that many educational institutions (in Malaysia at least) are not yet ready for e-learning or are just beginning to develop an e-learning infrastructure without clear directions, very few Malaysian academics can be seen as "true" e-learning developers and/or instructors.
When the physical umbilical cord gets cut at birth, you are just beginning to develop your mental and emotional umbilical cord -- the invisible ties that bind you to your family's dynamic way of being with each other.
Despite the negative health, social and economic consequences of obesity, efforts are just beginning to develop solutions to the problem.
A better understanding of the Tanzanian system may help guide countries where private medical schools are just beginning to develop.
Scientists are just beginning to develop hands-on tools rooted in remote sensing such as online maps that help government agencies and health organizations get in front of disease outbreaks.
North Carolina is just beginning to develop its wireless network and does not yet require students to have wireless modems for their laptops.
In Korea, the field of adolescent health with IBS is just beginning to develop, so there is still a lack of information concerning the prevalence of IBS in adolescent groups.
Young children are often too nice to understand this, and, when playing Monopoly, will tax adults' patience by refusing to bankrupt other players, or by suggesting a cash injection all round from the central bank.The Parkers' own story began in 1883, as America was just beginning to develop a middle class with time for leisure pursuits.
Climbing upwards, there is absolutely no contest between a supermarket own-label glass of champagne and the fragrant joy of this pinot noir: St Aubin 1er Cru 2006 (£17.99, Marks & Spencer; 13.5% abv) is just beginning to develop, so that you catch a hint of autumn leaves and mushrooms on the nose.
My parents, both of whom had come from solid working-class stock, were just beginning to develop middle-class aspirations - my mother had discovered Habitat and the joys of a serving hatch while my father had started drinking wine instead of bitter.
