The phrase "a suite of developmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or set of developmental tools, resources, or programs designed for a specific purpose.
Example: "The company offers a suite of developmental resources to help employees enhance their skills and advance their careers."
Alternatives: "a range of developmental" or "a collection of developmental".
This light quality change is perceived through the phytochrome system as an unambiguous signal of the proximity of neighbors resulting in a suite of developmental responses (termed the shade avoidance response) that, when successful, result in the overgrowth of those neighbors.
Numerous factors can lead to perturbations in maternal TH levels, or impair the classic TH-TR-TRE response, and are associated with a suite of developmental defects including neurodevelopmental consequences.
Formation and patterning of the larva appears to require a suite of conserved developmental transcription factors and signaling pathways [ 10- 12].
Microarray analyses detected a suite of master developmental regulators that control differentiation and maintenance of diverse cell lineages.
A. shenzhenica shows changes within MADS-box gene classes, which control a diverse suite of developmental processes, during orchid evolution.
In contrast, Walsh et al. (2006) found in laboratory experiments with Atlantic silversides that when large individuals were selectively harvested, a suite of physiological, behavioral, developmental, and life-history traits were altered, many of which can affect a stock's recovery potential.
That is, variation at these loci must influence a very restricted suite of developmental events, since only specific perturbations uncover evidence of their phenotypic effects.
Instead, an entire developmental pathway involving a suite of genes had been recruited to specify where eyespots would appear.
In particular, a suite of intercellular signaling mechanisms, commonly referred to as developmental pathways, are used iteratively and combinatorially to coordinate cell fate and function during embryogenesis, as well as to control postnatal tissue homeostasis.
Functional annotation was performed to yield insights into the signaling processes relevant to the complex developmental cycle of this tapeworm and to highlight a suite of the proteases as potential intervention targets.
Together these systems provide a suite of tools for large‐scale quantitative imaging that is now commonly used throughout cell and developmental biology.
