The phrase 'improper development of' is correct and can be used in written English.
It generally refers to growth or progress that has been incorrectly managed, or done in a way that is not in best interests of the individual, community, or organization. For example, "The improper development of the city's infrastructure caused a huge strain on the budget."
Rarer still are the cases of congenital glaucoma, a defect that results in improper development of the drainage system before birth.
Such a strategy is unlikely, however, to come without costs, since the eyes carry important interpersonal and deictic information during social interaction and communication, and eye-avoidance may result in cascading effects leading to improper development of the social brain.
The National Physical Plan has shown that in the past decade, the urban network of Gorgon, like the rest of the country, is population absorbent and vulnerable to improper development of urban spaces (Mirali-Katouli, 2002).
Nail-Patella is an extremely rare inherited disorder that can result in improper development of fingernails or toenails, and absence or underdevelopment of the knee caps, among other symptoms.
Second, male embryonic lethality may be due to improper development of extraembryonic derived tissue, potentially resulting in placental failure or incomplete chorioallantoic fusion.
Improper development of the corpus callosum may manifest itself in infancy by feeding problems, delays in acquiring proper posture and the ability to walk, and impairments in hand-eye coordination, speech, and visual and auditory memory.
Although antibiotics can be used to cure arthropods of their Wolbachia infection, similar treatments lead to infertility, improper development and sometimes death of Wolbachia-dependent filarial nematodes [2], [3].
Previous studies have demonstrated a requirement of Notch signaling in the specification and morphogenesis of the IHBD (Geisler et al., 2008; Lozier et al., 2008; Zong et al., 2009; Sparks et al., 2010), but the post-natal consequence of this improper development has not been studied.
These mutants die round E8 E9.5 due to improper development in hematopoietic and endothelial cells.
When PDS is defective, however, it leads to Pendred syndrome, a rare disease that produces deafness at birth due to improper fetal development of the inner ear and accounts for 7%to10%0% of all congenital deafness.
The emergence and re-emergence of viral infections pose serious problems to the public health due to virus dormancy, improper diagnosis and development of resistance to antivirals.
