"over developed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means that something has been developed to a greater extent than is necessary or desirable. It can be used to describe physical places, skills, or qualities. Example: The city's downtown area has become over developed with too many skyscrapers and not enough green space.
On the other hand, if the developing time is too long, the photoresist will be over developed, causing a large side wall angle of the photoresist pattern, resulting in poorly defined PS structures as shown in Figure 6b.
Residents in Adamsdown are dismayed by a planning application to build a block of students flats outside their homes as they feel the area is already over developed.
The results show 62% of the resident's concern that the rural landscape should not be over developed that could erode the aesthetic value of their traditional houses.
Green candidate, John Pletts said the South East was "over populated and over developed".
Eventually took over, developed new contact lens design before selling out to Cooper Labs for $60 million in 1971.
The economic and financial crisis spread all over developed countries, within the US in every state, and though with different intensity affected all socio-demographic groups, which makes it arduous to find two comparable groups of individuals, one hit by the crisis while the other is not.
There are many amusing moments in this memoir of a clever Malawian's journey from resonant backwaters of the developing world - Zomba, Kasungu, Nkhotakhota - to the over-developed world of conceptual art, as practised in London and other metropolises.
Given the problems experienced by young men with an over-developed athletic identity, this seems an immediate personal development priority.
Coastlines and lakefronts would be over-developed".
It's an oasis in an otherwise over-developed area".
Go soon: it will probably become over-developed soon.
