The phrase "imbalanced development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where growth or progress is uneven or disproportionate across different areas or sectors.
Example: "The region has faced challenges due to imbalanced development, leading to significant disparities in wealth and access to resources."
Alternatives: "uneven development" or "disproportionate growth."
This paper argues that although the degree of match increased and the dominant type of urban land expansion transformed from outlying to backfilling, the problems of disorderly expansion of urban land and imbalanced development of the spatial distribution and scale structure still exist.
This is largely based on the observations that genetically mutant mice deficient in a series of transcription factors exhibited imbalanced development of MZ and FO B cells.
For increasingly vocal critics of China's imbalanced development, it is a particularly alarming example.In recent years China's leaders have themselves stressed the need to narrow regional imbalances.
The studies indicate an imbalanced development of market orientation.
Due to such imbalanced development, also Detroit's Renaissance Centre, once described as the world's largest private development and the symbol of the auto giants' resurgence, was finally criticised in Britain's Guardian as it.
Recently, the imbalanced development and function of IL-17-producing Th17 and Foxp3+ Treg cells have been demonstrated to play an important role in autoimmune diseases, including IBD [ 4, 5].
6 However, geographical variations in IMR have always been a challenge for Chinese government because of the geographical divergence and imbalanced economical development.
The temporal patterns of the SIRS response, and the precise relationships between redox imbalance, development of SIRS and subsequent progression of MOF are uncertain.
Since the founding of P. R. China, the coal and electric power sectors have experienced imbalanced reform and development, forming a distorted price mechanism through the coexistence of "dual track of coal price" and "planned electricity price under regulation" [44, 45].
Discoordination indices are therefore only indirect markers of (imbalanced) contractile force development and lack information on the ultimate consequences of dyssynchrony on the pressure-generating ability of the heart.
In the words of Premier Wen Jiabao, China's economic development is "imbalanced, uncoordinated, and unsustainable".
