The sentence "endanger the development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a situation in which something threatens to impede the progress or success of something. For example: "Lack of resources and funding could endanger the development of this project."
The corporation's planning committee will decide next Wednesday whether to protect the 37-storey tower at 20 Fenchurch Street from "rights-of-light" claims that could endanger the development, which is under construction and due to be completed in 2014.
It makes sense that weaker global trade flows leave less room for imbalances which can endanger the development of financial stability.
Italian prosecutors are seeking jail time for the executives, blatantly ignoring established liability safe harbors for ISPs and content platforms; meanwhile they are risking throwing a chill on innovation that could endanger the development of the next YouTube.
It is obvious that a caregiver's violent behavior could endanger the development of a predictable, emotionally safe connection.
Meanwhile, relatively low prices for fossil fuels last year diminished the urgency for finding alternatives and endangered the development of relatively expensive clean electricity production.
This endangers the development of strategies of self-regulation [ 28, 29].
Corruption, he says, must be cut so as not to endanger the country's development.
A conflict, Mr. Tang said, would "endanger the stability and development of South Asia and even all of Asia," according to the news agency.
"We must take care", says the mayor, "that the current financial situation doesn't endanger the city's future development".
The developments could endanger the attraction of Uganda as a precious transit point or final destination for the droves of people fleeing the many dangers of Somalia, including the brutality of insurgent groups like the Shabab.
These developments endanger the future of America.
