The phrase "undergo a development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a change that something undergoes over time. For example, "Over the last decade, our city has undergone a tremendous development."
The measure, which passed with nearly 64% of the vote, was pitched by its backers as a way to add more affordable housing in an expensive city undergoing a development boom.
Thus, in the process of the yeast evolution from the ancestral 'pre-WGD' species to the 'post-WGD' species, the HMG-encoding genes could have undergone a development from the K. lactis-type ROX1 gene to the S. cerevisiae-type ROX1 gene, through an intermediary co-existence of KlROX1 and ROX1.
Models to explain retention of duplicated genes in eukaryotic genomes have undergone a development of thought since Ohno proposed his model almost 40 years ago.
Hemp concrete is a bio-based material which is currently undergoing a growing development.
TECs, composed of cortical and medullary TECs, are derived from a common bipotent progenitor and undergo a stepwise development controlled by multiple levels of signals to be functionally mature for supporting thymocyte development.
This is interesting as 9-months has been consistently described by memory theorists as a critical transitional age whereby infant memory appears to undergo a radical development.
Thus, it should be suggested that although it is often called "congenital" bile duct dilatation, the bile ducts probably undergo a gradual development of dilatation caused by PBMJ after birth.
J.C.J. van der Heyden appears to undergo an identical development in his use of white pigments as the general development in the Netherlands discussed previously.
In China, the wind power industry has undergone a rapid development based on the rapid development of wind power technology and the support from Chinese government policy.
