"suppress the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of stifling or limiting the advancement or growth of something. For example, "Some governments have taken steps to suppress the development of renewable energy sources."
Such arrangements historically helped to suppress the development of a competitive banking market in Japan.
It has been suggested to suppress the development of inflammatory helper T cells modulating the innate immune system [[82]].
The addition of silica nanoparticles was also found to suppress the development of nodular morphology on PBT fibrils under shear flow caused by heterogeneous crystallization.
Furthermore, transplants of fetal GABAergic progenitors from the mouse or human brain have also been shown to suppress the development of seizures.
Carbapenems or rifampicin combination could efficiently suppress the development of colistin resistance and displayed a >50% synergy rate against colistin-resistant strains.
The tumoral treatment through the combined action of pcDNA3-FLAG-p53 gene and an anticancer drug has a stronger potential to suppress the development of cancer cells.
Surprisingly, they found that cybercrime can be welfare increasing in local jurisdictions skewing the incentives for local law enforcement to crack down on such activities, creating a local maximum that can perversely suppress the development of a legitimate market.
(ii) Does the parasite suppress the development of P. berghei?
These results provide evidence that Baicalin can suppress the development of TH17 cells.
Others have shown HGF to suppress the development of fibrosis after MI [5].
These results indicated that YG1 treatment could suppress the development of CIA.
