The phrase "interrupted development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about a process or event that has been abruptly stopped or impeded. For example, "The coronavirus pandemic has caused an interruption in global economic development."
The walkout halted production of airplanes at Boeing and interrupted development work on the Dreamliner.
And Mr. Martins's dogged persistence in making no changes to flawed productions keeps his whole company in a state of perpetually interrupted development.
Serious yellow fever outbreaks in the 1790s interrupted development.
But because of interrupted development, sedentary lifestyles, and numerous other contributing factors, our bodies get misaligned and our joints get deviated, as can be seen by a foot pointing out.
There were petitions and hearings and signs stuck in soon-to-be-shaded front gardens, but all efforts to interrupt development here were as futile as the hell-raising over the Atlantic Yards.
"There could still be chromosome damage and breakage," he says, that would interrupt development at a later stage.
Preterm infants also have interrupted lung development impacting airway and alveolar development.
Nutritional deprivation or stressful circumstances during this time period can interrupt growth, permanently affecting the development of the legs and other organs.
For many years before a breakdown interrupted his development in 1907, he worked abroad.
World War I and the Russian Revolution of 1917 interrupted the development of the avant-garde in Russia, but as early as 1918 Puni was taking an active part in the cultural development of the new Russia.
The growing importance, however, of Chinese poetry as the mark of literary accomplishment in a courtier may also have interrupted the development of Japanese literature after its first flowering in the Man'yōshū.
