"concentrated development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where development is focused in a particular area and/or during a specific time period. For example, "The city is planning for concentrated development in the downtown area over the next five years."
The right to build additional homes would then be transferred to another piece of property, where concentrated development could occur.
About 10 years ago, the town was rezoned from residential to industrial, paving the way for the highly concentrated development seen today.
Watershed areas in the eastern part of the Putnam that feed New York City and Westchester, including the East Branch, the West Branch and the Croton Falls reservoirs, situated in the towns of Carmel and Southeast, sites of the county's most concentrated development, are impaired portions of the city system, said James Tierney, Watershed inspector general for the state attorney general.
Teams will then form, and approximately 15 projects will be selected for concentrated development.
"After a period of concentrated development effort, we completed and successfully deployed Seesaw v2 as a replacement for both existing platforms," writes Sing.
He hoped to reconcile his desire to be connected to his homeland, a place that is changing rapidly in response to more concentrated development in western China, and his desire to grow as a scholar and continue to put down roots in the West.
He believed that overly concentrated urban development bred disease and inequality, while its inverse harmed worker productivity.
Long-distance commuting and globalization in this vision become replaced by more locally embedded activities demanding much more concentrated urban development.
These factors resulted in the creation of Brazil's metropolitan areas mainly in the Center-West, Southeast, and South regions with concentrated populations, development, and the production of wealth (Carvalho 2006).
However, he also said that the unit was experiencing "concentrated loss development trends for A- and Alt-A products" adding that the 2005 to 2007 vintages are seeing the worst performance because lenders were using much more "lax" underwriting during this period with "higher levels of alternative products".
Under today's land use rules, it would be highly unlikely that this type of concentrated industrial development would occur in such close proximity to a residential community.
