The phrase "accepted for development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as project management, software development, or any situation where an idea or proposal has been approved for further work or enhancement.
Example: "The proposal for the new app features has been accepted for development by the project team."
Alternatives: "approved for development" or "greenlit for development".
Such results contradict the molecular mechanisms currently accepted for neural development because the development of mature neurons is a very slow process characterized by the induction and regulation of specific gene sets, as well as by distinct electrophysiological responses [23] [25].
Although ceramic and metallic materials have been widely accepted for the development of implants, its non-resorbability and necessity of second surgical operation, which induces extra for the patients, limit their wide applications.
Blackburn proposed several versions of the Sabre-powered aircraft including one for the RAF as the B-41, a version with a high-lift wing as the B-42, and the B-43 floatplane, none of which were accepted for further development.
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"It seems to contradict what have been accepted principles for development along the foreshore," he told ABC's NSW 7.30 program.
Generally accepted criteria for development evaluation involve use of Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic and Timely (SMART) indicators [ 16].
For a PRO instrument to be accepted for use in medical product development, its content must first be validated in the target population for which its use is intended, as per US Food and Drug Administration (FDA PRO and International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research ISPOROR) guidelines [14, 15, 16, 17].
The PDMS-2 is widely accepted for the assessment of simple motor development; abnormal results in the PDMS may indicate movement retardation and cerebral palsy but it must be noted that all children identified to have movement retardation do not meet the defined criteria for cerebral palsy.
Similarly, nontarget species that are accepted for oviposition and suitable for larval development, that is, that are within the fundamental host range of a biological control agent, may have to be considered to experience some level of nontarget effects even if they occur outside the climatic niche occupied by the biological control agent in the native range.
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