"benign development" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that is helpful, positive, or beneficial, often with respect to a process or change. For example, "The new economic policies have spurred a benign development in the agricultural sector."
This isn't entirely a benign development.
But a less benign development looms in theatreland.
He regarded business people as unsung heroes: men and women who create new enterprises through the sheer force of their wills and imaginations, and, in so doing, are responsible for the most benign development in human history, the spread of mass affluence.
The results show that the comprehensive carrying capacity of the UA tends to benign development as a whole except for Shanghai.
To realize the healthy and benign development of urbanization, the government should vigorously promote the RISU of small towns on the basis of resource environmental bearing capacity and the land construction foundation.
In this paper, the use of the DEA model represented the very basis for carrying out a further index and regression analysis for determining the more specific factors, which would affect the financial support efficiency of the wind power industry in China and provide more targeted suggestions for promoting its benign development.
In recent years, less benign developments have forced Nodaiwa to place a sign at its entrance as well.
"This, together with benign developments in the economy more widely, should bolster short-term sentiment and activity," he said.
Tuberous sclerosis is a systemic genetic disease that caused seizures, intellectual disability, and benign tumor development in multiple organs including the brain and skin [2, 20, 21].
However, before concluding that AOX could have therapeautic utility, we obviously need to confirm that it is benign in development and in all organs of mammalian models.
The transition to sustainability in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) is hindered by low demand for environmentally-benign industrial development strategies, and a limited supply of professionals to enact such strategies.
