"belated development" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is usually used when an event or the progress of something is happening much later than expected or desired. For example, "The belated development of a plan to address the climate crisis has led to much criticism of the government."
Jelle Van Damme is decent on the other side and Greg Halford, initially expected to be cast out this summer, has been so impressive in pre-season that McCarthy has decided to keep him, though that may say more about his lack of transfer funds than any belated development by the defender.
The "law" of belated development applies in a special way.
India ignores the considerable advantages of its belated development: it enjoys up-to-the-minute technology and more than half a century of hindsight on the successes and failures of other industrialized societies.
But the strength with which non-Jewish Americans instinctively feel affiliated with Israel, at the level of pre-rational tribal loyalty, constantly surprises me).Arab-Americans naturally see things differently, and part of what we are seeing with the rise of the BDS movement is the belated development of their political power.
Everyone does some belated growing up.
The survival and mobility of Poland's wolves has been helped by the country's belated infrastructure development.
A combination of fractured development, belated standardization, over-eagerness and using it as a weapon in bitter OLED vs LCD feuding have conspired to make the mere mention of the letters 'HDR' enough to cause your average consumer's eyes to glaze over.
Men In Black 3, which comes fourteen years after the first film, is much the same, but with some belated character development to supposedly reinvigorate the franchise.
Although both developed and developing countries recognize the need to preserve natural resources, developing countries often charge that the environment has been despoiled primarily by the advanced industrialized states, whose belated environmental consciousness now hampers development for other countries.
She has also developed a belated career as a model.
Whether that development, at once remarkable and absurdly belated, will have some consequence, or even continue, remains to be seen.
