The phrase "a correct development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the appropriateness or accuracy of a particular development or progression in a given context, such as a project, idea, or argument.
Example: "The proposal outlines a correct development of the initial concept, ensuring that all necessary factors are considered."
Alternatives: "an appropriate progression" or "a valid advancement".
Here, we analyze the phenotype of RhoE null mice and show that RhoE is essential for a correct development since the absence of RhoE expression induces severe behavioral and structural alterations and becomes deleterious few weeks after birth.
After 3 weeks the template switched its color from dark red to light pink or vanilla, sign of a correct development of new derma.
Moreover, synaptic contacts were found on NBH (Fig. 6C) and ME7 derived neurons (Fig. 6D), indicating that there was a correct development of the synaptic contacts.
Overloaded school backpacks can be a threat to the correct development of posture [ 28].
This result shows that the allocation of tZ-type cytokinins by AtABCG14 to the shoot is a prerequisite for the correct development of this organ.
As food allergy probably results from a failure of the correct development of ordinary oral tolerance, the oral route in OIT takes advantage of the cells and immune pathways involved in the induction of oral tolerance.
The correct development of a stable, functional, and aesthetically acceptable occlusion is an integral component of comprehensive oral health care for all paediatric dental patients.
Hence the new version SAE ARP 4754A arises in December 2010, which mainly revises the part of development assurance level allocation, provids a methodology to assign the correct development assurance levels.
Epigenetic mechanisms are also believed to play a crucial role in the correct development of placenta and fetus by affecting gene expression patterns 47, 48 as well as to play a role in the future development of asthma and allergy 47, 49.
Normal spacing of the orbits depends on the correct development of a number of components of the cranium: enlargement of the neurocranium at the metopic suture, early growth at the frontoethmoidal suture, anterioposterior growth at the cranial base, and growth at the frontomaxillary and internasal suture [Cohen et al., 1995].
Hence, the stronger overexpression phenotypes obtained with A.m.H in the wing nicely fit this hypothesis because of the missing acidic stretch in the Apis H orthologue. Notch is required for the correct development of a multitude of tissues owing to its involvement in cell growth, cell death and cell differentiation [ 1, 2, 35].
