The phrase "as yet underdeveloped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has not yet reached its full potential or has not been fully developed at the present time.
Example: "The technology is promising, but it remains as yet underdeveloped, requiring further research and investment."
Alternatives: "still in its infancy" or "not fully realized".
In Quebec, as in most other jurisdictions, best practices such as patient self-management, step-care therapy (both of which were essentially not discussed), and shared care are as yet underdeveloped.
The author noted that this mental flexibility seemed to be as yet underdeveloped in beginners.
Her skills as a dramatist are, as yet, underdeveloped.
His words ring throughout one of Africa's growing, yet underdeveloped, workforces - the artisan community, which has caught the eye of the international fashion industry.
The Rome Statute provides an avenue through which these interconnected crimes can be fully adjudicated despite the impediments to launching such investigations and prosecutions, such as noncooperation from states in which the crimes occurred, protecting victims and witnesses, under-reporting due to stigma, and the reluctance to pursue as yet—underdeveloped crimes at the international level.
Broadly defined here as a system designed to coordinate health research processes, findings, and structures, with the overarching goal of enhancing the health system's ability to perform its core functions, the NHRS is a critical yet underdeveloped concepta.
Recordings of her works reveal them to be enjoyable, yet perhaps underdeveloped.
The use of proxies to measure outcomes is crucial, yet is underdeveloped.
As the society's founder, Jacob Beilhart, said in documents for incorporation of the society, "... as yet, man is an underdeveloped 'plant' which has not manifested the final fruit, which he is to produce".
It looks upon adults as simply biologically mature children, and children as physically underdeveloped grown-ups.
As yet, the term remains mired in diverse meanings and contradictory uses, while the concept faces division on its academic worth, underdeveloped theoretical foundations, and a dearth of standardized guidelines for application.
