The phrase "a language development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific instance or aspect of language growth or improvement, often in educational or developmental contexts.
Example: "The program focuses on a language development that enhances children's communication skills."
Alternatives: "a language acquisition" or "a language progression".
But Sagwa'a mischief serves as a jumping-off point for exploring children's imaginations and their emotional lives, said Ms. Tan, who years ago worked as a language development specialist.
And Deb Roy, at M.I.T., embedded 11 video cameras and 14 microphones in ceilings throughout his house, recording 70percentt of his son's waking hours for his first three years, amassing 250,000 hours of tape for a language development study he calls the Human Speechome Project.
Selection was based upon cut-off scores on a language development test and a nonverbal IQ test, and same-sex pairs were matched within classrooms.
At the same time, with a language development, it seems that we are stuck in the past, for years using the same solutions.
The disadvantages attributed to a lagging language development increase as children progress through school (e.g., Cuthrell et al. 2010; Hurley and Villamil 2001; Schmid and Kopke 2007; Westby and Hwa-Froelich 2010).
Autism's hallmarks are a delay in language development, an inability to relate to other people and stereotyped or rigid behavior.
Several studies have shown that patients who have mutations of GJB2 (or Cx26) (OMIM ∗ 121011) usually have excellent perception of speech and an optimal language development after the cochlear implant [ 22– 22].
Periodic deworming has been shown to improve growth, micronutrient status (iron and vitamin A), and motor and language development in preschool children and justifies the inclusion of this age group in deworming programmes.
Periodic deworming has been shown to improve growth, micronutrient status (iron and vitamin A), and motor and language development in preschool children and justifies the inclusion of this age group in these deworming programmes [ 16].
The first year of life is a crucial period for a child's language development.
Linguistic and cultural aspects make an obvious impact on a student's language development and conceptual learning (de Jong and Harper 2005; Harper and de Jong 2004, 2009).
