The phrase "absolute development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing comprehensive or total growth, often in fields like economics, personal growth, or education.
Example: "The concept of absolute development emphasizes the need for holistic progress in both individual and societal contexts."
Alternatives: "complete development" or "total development".
Ghannouchi has indicated that Al Nahda supports a more left-leaning approach to economic development, emphasizing equality over absolute growth.
The PM was 7‰ (IUM and the NM were 4‰) in the group of absolute average development as well, but the PM was 30‰ (IUM 14‰, 20‰) in the proportionally restricted, and 191‰ (IUM 78‰, NM 124‰) in the extremely undernourished (extremely disproportionally restricted) groups.
What is noteworthy is that in both mice, the genetic loss of either β-III spectrin or ankyrin R is absolute throughout development and yet Purkinje cell loss is only observed about 6 months of age.
"We currently treat those issues as absolute bars to development, and they should not be absolute.
They can also apply for their site to be registered as an "asset of community value", which gives them some, but not absolute, protection from development.
"When they are all set together in the context of the overall decision-making process... the decision-maker is being urged to think of the thing in the round, and is not allowed to come to the conclusion 'here's an absolute constraint' [on development].
"Usually if a game is pulled they delay it - but for them to say they can't do this at all, it must have been an absolute nightmare in development".
During mammary gland development, absolute epithelial mass increased linearly without significant changes in mammographic density.
Peace and stability are an absolute prerequisite to development and prosperity and underlie all other objectives of the Year.
Other studies have shown that anti-DNA antibodies are not an absolute requirement for development of SLE.
