The phrase "extreme development" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a very rapid or intense form of development. For example, you could say "The country has undergone extreme development in the last decade, becoming one of the world's fastest-growing economies."
Extreme development of such traits links the robust australopiths P.
It was an extreme development of Raphael's late manner and opposed the naturalistic basis inherent in High Renaissance art.
Spearheaded by the computer, the decades since the mid-1960s have been characterized by an extreme development.
His is an extreme development of the Sallustian style, coloured with archaic and poetic words, with a careful avoidance of the commonplace.
Harley displayed the Dark Customs, including the new-for-'08 Cross Bones, the most extreme development of the look, at a huge space in the Chelsea gallery district of Manhattan last month.
But local officials supporting the referendums said that extreme development pressure in the two towns had galvanized almost universal support for preserving what open spaces and environmentally sensitive areas remained.
The most extreme developments of these reticulate reefs in Millennium lagoon are the two east-west line reefs that traverse the entire width of the lagoon.
It might be supposed that, at its most extreme, this development would be objective, constructive aligning it with the critical theories stemming from Aristotle's Poetics.
An experimental set-up was designed to meet the requirements of anaerobic bacteria and to manage the volatile contaminants and extreme pH development prompted by electrolysis.
Jonathan Arthur, the state geologist, said other states sit atop limestone in a similar way, but Florida has additional factors — extreme weather, development, aquifer pumping and construction — that can cause sinkholes.
Following the Extreme Programming development approach architecture was not fixed up-front, but was done in close, continuous collaboration with software end users (medical staff, researchers and patients) to meet their specific demands.
