The phrase "a nascent stage of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an early or emerging phase in the growth or evolution of something, such as a project, idea, or technology.
Example: "The startup is currently in a nascent stage of development, focusing on refining its product before launching to the public."
Alternatives: "an early stage of development" or "a budding phase of development".
FbFPs are at a nascent stage of development.
Jordan et al. (2011) refer to the standardisation of operational procedures being in a nascent stage of development.
"Although an estimated 43% of the global MSW stream is handled by some aspect of the smart MSW technology market at some point along the existing waste chain of command, the market is in a nascent stage of development," Navigant writes in its smart waste report.
Analogous decision criteria with a broader focus on community- and ecosystem-level attributes and pressures are only in a nascent stage of development [4] [6].
Though in a more nascent stage of development, satellite data has potential.
Because we are still in a relatively nascent stage of development, crime scientists are still working through SNA theory and metrics to identify the most appropriate mechanisms to test our ideas about the structure of crime groups.
Using the lens of life cycle model to the development of new inquiry topic, the topic of technology transfer was in the nascent stage of development.
The "internet of things" (IoT) concept is in its nascent stage of development, but it is on the verge of exploding.
Two new technologies (microfluidics and lab on chip) have been proposed to underpin development of laboratory free diagnostics for the MAP but are in very nascent stage of development [ 47].
Still, at the nascent stages of development, Circle refers to Centre as a foundation, but the entity is still wholly owned by the parent company and has not been formally incorporated, Allaire said.
The key predicament with AI is that since its nascent stages of development, scholars have attempted to begin with problems that are difficult for us (humans) to solve and that require a lot of logical thinking (for example, playing chess).
