The phrase "at odds with developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is in conflict or disagreement with the process of development.
Example: "The new policy is at odds with developing sustainable practices in the community."
Alternatives: "in conflict with progress" or "contrary to development".
Ultimately, this system was at odds with the developing social egalitarian views of the Swedish government and its people.
Mr. Edwards's plan, like that of many of his Democratic opponents, is at odds with the strategy developed by American military commanders, who have said the situation is still too fragile to set a timetable for such extensive troop withdrawals and a curtailment of the training effort in Iraq.
The paucity of H-E information is at odds with the National Science Education Standards developed by the NAS, says Bora Simmons, director of the National Project for Excellence in Environmental Education of the North American Association of Environmental Educators.
That can make encountering difficulty during medical training particularly challenging because it is at odds with their prior experience and developing sense of self.
An ardent experimentalist, at odds with anything mainstream, Halliwell later developed a form he christened "multi-viewpoint drama": one event seen several times from different perspectives.
Elements of Mr. Fastow's testimony at the criminal trial of his former bosses appear at odds with other information that has developed in the case, including the sworn statements given in another trial by his former lieutenant, Michael J. Kopper.
During the 1920s Lawrence (who had left England in 1919) and Eliot began to develop viewpoints at odds with the reputations they had established through their early work.
One implication of these results is that policies designed to close the "digital divide" between developed and developing economics by increasing the adoption of ICT in developing countries are put at odds with energy policies to reduce GHG emissions.
The decision was at odds with the commonwealth government's priorities of developing the north and ending welfare dependency, she said, as well as boosting tourism.
The zero penetrance described in this study for female HFE C282Y homozygotes developing HCC is at odds with proposals for whole population screening.
