The phrase "armed development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing military or defense-related advancements, or the development of weaponry and military technology.
Example: "The country's focus on armed development has raised concerns among neighboring nations about potential conflicts."
Alternatives: "military development" or "defense advancement".
Most people see soldiers as little more than armed development-aid workers, who expend goodwill and good works, but do not get harmed.
"The international community must make Pyongyang halt its nuclear arms development immediately".
Each new low-power processor promise from Intel was matched by ever more attractive ARM development.
The hunt for peaceful spinoffs is also accelerating at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, N.M., another Federal center for arms development.
The report did not identify the sources of the money but said it went to finance his luxurious lifestyle and arms development.
BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C1 Tehran Yields on Inspections Iran has agreed to allow United Nations inspectors into a complex long suspected to be a site for nuclear arms development.
The muscle arm phenotypes produced when these genes are mutated support a 'two-phase' model that distinguishes passive muscle arm development in embryogenesis from active muscle arm extension during larval development.
In nearly four years without inspections, the Iraqis, with a previous record of carrying out illegal arms development and lying about the work until caught by inspectors, are thought to have resumed arms production, or at least research.
Itzhak Yaakov, 75, who once oversaw Israel's arms development and is now in business in Manhattan, was secretly arrested in March, and his friends can't fathom why.
An Israeli Defense Ministry official said Monday that Israel would urge President Bush, who is to visit the Middle East this week, to reassess the American conclusion that Iran stopped nuclear arms development in 2003.
