The phrase "a phase of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific stage or period in a process of growth or progress, often in contexts like personal growth, project management, or biological development.
Example: "During the early phase of development, the team focused on research and gathering data to inform their design choices."
Alternatives: "a stage of growth" or "a period of progress".
In the 21st century, this is not only the case in the so-called "rich" countries – the US, the UK and western Europe – but also in Russia, China and other countries which are emerging from a phase of development.
In a reference to similar riots in France last year, it adds: "These riots carried with them a clear message to the Australian community that our multicultural society has now entered a phase of development, similar to what has manifested itself overseas".
The design of a specific nuclear assay system for a dedicated application begins with a phase of development, which relies on information from the literature or on knowledge resulting from experience, and on specific experimental verifications.
Overall, critical care medicine in mainland China is still in a phase of development.
"Ethylene biosynthetic process" was identified as one of the most significant enrichment terms in the GO analysis of DEGs at 72 h which represented a phase of development when seed hairs are highly elongated.
Psychologists point to a pre-logical stage of thinking sometimes referred to as "magical consciousness", a phase of neurological development where there's only a fragile sense of the gap between animate and inanimate, benign and malignant, cause and effect.
In a tropical area such as Cameroon that is in a phase of infrastructural development, lateritic soils has been, and still a topic of interest and discussion.
But a study published Monday adds to the growing evidence those escaping gases, called "fugitive" emissions, are numerous, especially methane emissions while a well is being drilled, a phase of well development previously thought to emit little if any methane.
Given this lack of evidence, we carried out a phase of intervention development and feasibility assessment.
Here stage E-L 27 corresponded to "after fertilization", a phase of berry development mainly characterized with extensive cell division.
