The phrase "a series of developmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple stages or aspects of development in a particular context, such as personal growth, project phases, or educational processes.
Example: "The project will undergo a series of developmental phases to ensure its success and sustainability."
Alternatives: "a sequence of developmental" or "a range of developmental".
This in turn can lead to a series of developmental consequences or to adult onset disease associated with FA levels.
Laboratory and burner rig tests have been carried out on a series of developmental smart overlay coatings.
Also offers a series of "developmental propositions" to increase the likelihood that students will get the most out of their developmental journeys.
The new math was grounded in the theories of the influential Swiss psychologist Jean Piaget, who believed that children are born without any sense of number and only gradually build up the concept in a series of developmental stages.
Oomycetes undergo a series of developmental stages throughout a successful infection cycle, including the formation of sporangia, release of motile zoospores, their encystment and germination to form hyphae, haustoria and, finally, sporangiophores2.
He commissioned Ms. Hagedorn to write the play and has shepherded it from its 1998 world premiere at the La Jolla Playhouse in California, where he was artistic director at the time, through a series of developmental workshops to a full production at the Joseph Papp Public Theater, where it opens tonight.
A series of postembryonic developmental events is involved to form the final architecture and contend with the changing environment.
It includes a series of important developmental events: final maturation of the oocyte, fertilization, oocyte to zygote transition, cell proliferation and differentiation, and formation of the blastocyst.
For the purposes of discussion, embryonic mammary gland development can be divided into a series of specific developmental stages [ 1- 3].
The data presented here show that the abnormal lens in Iberian moles represents a series of primary developmental defects and is not solely an adult degenerative condition.
During the growth of the root system, root-cap cells initially stem from the root-cap meristem by mitosis, then progress through a series of distinctive developmental stages.
