"development is high" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used to describe situations in which progress or growth is rapid or substantial. For example: "We have seen a high level of development in this region over the past five years."
Software development is high pressure, susceptible to sudden market changes, and lacks an institutional memory of labour negotiations.
While Monsanto's Roundup herbicide business is strong and its biotechnology seeds are highly profitable, the company had management and inventory problems in Latin America last year, and its spending on research and development is high, analysts say.
"The price of development is high," said ABPI director of value and access Paul Catchpole.
Between- and within-stand variation in understorey height development is high, which should be taken into account in growth and yield prediction.
The locations that are most threatened are those that are unprotected, near existing residential development and in towns where the demand for new residential development is high.
Pinillos and Reyes (2011) argue that a country's entrepreneurship rate is negatively related to individualism when development is medium or low and positively related to individualism when the level of development is high.
Investment in research and development is highest in Denmark, Sweden and Switzerland.
The Norwegians' spending on research and development is higher, too.As big oil companies freeze capital spending and mull an accelerated withdrawal from the North Sea, a wave of restructuring and dealmaking is looming.
InMobi's mobile eCPM development is highest in Europe at 29%, with North American coming in a close second at 24%.
One of the goals of sustainable development is higher fuel efficiency at lower product cost for systems that use or produce power and heat.
Pcdh-α gene expression during rodent neural development is highest in early postnatal life (until PD21), when it is involved in specifying the innervation of serotonergic neurons in the hippocampus [39].
