The phrase "are subject to development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is open to change, improvement, or further progress.
Example: "The policies we implement are subject to development based on feedback from our stakeholders."
Alternatives: "are open to enhancement" or "are liable to change".
"Despite the area being subject to development pressures there is a good track record of managing these impacts on the natural environment".
"It's a big area that otherwise would have been subject to development," Curtis said of the space.
Whilst conventional photography produces either colour/black and white transparencies or prints, they may be subject to development and processing errors and variability.
Other communities, especially those far removed from the state's growth corridors, said they never imagined they would be subjected to development pressure.
48 NEW YORK/REGION 55-62 To Developers, Hell's Kitchen Starts to Look Like Heaven While the industrialized and largely underutilized blocks from 30th to 42nd Streets west of Ninth Avenue have been subjected to development fantasies, never before have so many power brokers been eyeing the area.
While the industrialized and largely underutilized blocks from 30th to 42nd Street have long been subjected to development fantasies, never before have so many power brokers been eyeing the area west of Midtown West, which is also known as Hell's Kitchen South or WOPA (West of the Port Authority).
During HSV-2 infection of C57BL/6 mice, the vaginal mucosa is subjected to development of lesions, compromising its integrity and ability to protect from the virus attack.
This paper addresses the means by which the government of Canada is fulfilling its fiduciary obligation to consult with Aboriginal communities whose traditionally used lands are subject to industrial development.
These waterways now are subject to unfettered development, industrial discharges, damage from agricultural withdrawals, and stormwater pollution.
