The phrase "at risk of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations or entities that may face potential negative consequences related to their growth or progress.
Example: "The endangered species is at risk of development due to habitat loss from urban expansion."
Alternatives: "in danger of development" or "vulnerable to development".
(2) What proportion of the habitat likely to support these rare lichens is either currently developed or at risk of development as wind farms expand?
Mr. Gardiner, who has no heirs, has repeatedly asserted that the island would be at risk of development under the Goelets' ownership.
CMV infection remains major complication after kidney transplantation, thus diagnostics tools that would improve identification of individuals at risk of development of CMV − related complications are useful.
The President proposed massive cuts to the Department of Interior's budget, severely underfunding acquisition of new lands, leaving open spaces and sensitive areas at risk of development and privatization.
We have already converted half of our world's ice-free lands -- for agriculture and forestry -- and a new study by my colleagues shows that 20percentt of the world's remaining natural lands are at risk of development by 2050 -- an area more than twice the size of the United States.
This would help defining a commonly acceptable threshold for definition of LTBI and the determination of a second cut-off that could be used to identify those most at risk of development of TB, who may therefore benefit most from preventive therapy.
Further research is also warranted to develop a prediction model to identify hospitalized ED patients at risk of ALI development at an early stage in their illness.
In sub-Saharan Africa, 66% of children are estimated to be at risk of poor development because of stunting and poverty.
Patients with congenital choledochal cyst are at risk of the development of hepatobiliary malignancy, with recommended treatment of choledochal cyst being surgical excision.
Patients at risk of future development of AF, or having AF, will be randomly assigned to undergo or not undergo LAA occlusion.
In addition, it is known that a reduction of heart rate variability (HRV) is useful in identifying septic patients at risk of the development of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS).
