The phrase "development in progress" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing process of growth or improvement. Example: "The company's new software update is still in development, but it is expected to be released next month."
Cisco Systems said it expected the transaction, to be completed in January, to result in a charge of as much as 2 cents a share for research and development in progress.
Depending upon the polarity, such electric fields can cause anomalous development of plasma bubble irregularities, suppress their normal development, or disrupt their development in progress, simply by the vertical drift/F layer height changes brought about by the electric fields.
Developments in progress indicate that soon images comparable to photographic images will be obtained from airborne radar.
Developers throughout the city have found it nearly impossible to finance new projects, or have watched helplessly as lenders pulled out of developments in progress.
We also swung through Fort Myers, where Watson's daughter married the local banker and soon became too ashamed of her father's reputation for murder to let him in the house, and where the mega-developments in progress on the outskirts of town are evidence that Florida is still, in many ways, the land of grand speculators of the sort that Watson both hated and emulated.
Feeble, fumin, palsied, hesitation, myopic narrow-mindedness, can expect only a minor share (if any) in those profits that will assuredly arise from developments in progress now.
There are some very exciting developments in progress which will blur the fine line between education and entertainment.
One development now in progress is Roman House, a conversion of a former office block.
Currently development is in progress for a Compact High Temperature Reactor (CHTR), and a 600 MWth Innovative High Temperature Reactor (IHTR).
