"unbalanced development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation where there is uneven or disproportionate progress or growth in different aspects or areas. One example of using this phrase could be: "The country's economic policies have led to unbalanced development, with rapid growth in urban areas but neglect of rural regions."
Although the socioeconomic background in China is quite different from that in developed countries, several factors, including the unbalanced development of urban and rural areas, wider income gaps between people, an incomplete medical insurance system, and the gradual social structure differentiation since the implementation of the reform and open policy, aggravate health inequalities in China.
Rwanda, which has risen two places in the overall ranking, to 23rd this year, is also an example of unbalanced development.
"Due to its inadequate and unbalanced development," the report says of China, "there is still much room for improvement in its human rights conditions".
The "investment hunger" of the SOEs, which borrow cheaply from state banks as well as recycle outsized profits, is a chief cause of China's unbalanced development.
The shift will create new problems even as it solves others, but it heralds a change of huge consequence for China's hitherto unbalanced development.
There are real dangers that the sudden inflow of global capital will put the economy on a trajectory that will provide immediate enrichment of a few in the initial phase but then lead not only to even more inequality and unbalanced development, but also to destruction of traditional livelihoods without enough new jobs being created, instability, crises and environmental damage.
He singled out as particular ills "unbalanced" economic development, income disparity, and inequalities dividing urban and rural residents.
Therefore, the unbalanced regional development of preschool education requires analysis, study and solution.
Future research on the unbalanced regional development of preschool education in Mainland China should take several dimensions into account.
The purpose of this study was to examine the current situation of unbalanced regional development of preschool education in Mainland China.
Urban sprawl phenomenon has been a huge issue since 20th century characterized by a rapid and unbalanced settlement development with transportation network particularly in a suburban area.
