The phrase "unimpeded development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the lack of obstacles or impediments to a process of progress and improvement. For example: "We are confident that our team will achieve their goal of unimpeded development in the coming months."
These microadenomas showed unimpeded growth, and developed into macroscopic adenomas within 3 5 weeks.
Mr. Gates warned that disputes over the oceans and their resources were "a growing challenge to regional stability and prosperity," and he said that the United States had "a national interest in freedom of navigation, in unimpeded economic development and commerce, and in respect for international law".
Functionality was demonstrated by unimpeded growth on fosmidomycin, which specifically inhibits the MEP pathway.
Orientation imaging confirms precipitation along grain boundaries and unimpeded martensite growth toward grain boundary precipitates.
The United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has forecast that if human activity and world development continue unimpeded, average surface temperatures could rise as much as 4.8 °C by 2100 [ 1, 2, 4].
The abolition of feudalism was crucial to the evolution of a modern, contractual notion of property and to the development of an unimpeded market in land.
According to one explanation, reduction in sympathetic tone to the lower limbs allows unimpeded blood flow preventing venous stasis and development of clots [ 25], whereas other authors have postulated that regional anesthesia directly affects coagulability [ 26].
The new development plan would then roll out unimpeded, unless the Sierra Club's lawsuit is able to hobble it.
New York City's obvious urban antithesis, in terms of density and automobile use, is metropolitan Los Angeles, whose metastatic outward growth has been virtually unimpeded by the lay of the land, whose early settlers came to the area partly out of a desire to create space between themselves and others, and whose main development began late enough to be shaped by the needs of cars.
