The phrase "action in the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities or initiatives that are taking place during a developmental process or project.
Example: "The team is focused on the action in the development of the new software, ensuring that all features are implemented effectively."
Alternatives: "activities in the development" or "steps in the development".
However, the mechanism of nicotine action in the development of lung cancer remains largely unknown.
The book provides an excellent summary of the central conceptual issues in cognitive science, focusing on the role of the ecological approach to perception and action in the development of embodied cognitive science.
We reflect on their main findings and methodological progress, and on the new and not-so-new implications of these findings for research and action in the development agenda.
However, the mechanism of action in the development and maintenance of anxiety disorders is poorly understood, with the relationship between the constructs of uncertainty and threat appraisal remaining unclear.
Plant Growth Promoting Rhizobacteria (PGPR) have different mechanisms of action in the development of plants, such as growth promotion, production of phytohormones and antibiotic substances and changes in root exudates.
The precise mechanism of action in the development of arthritis in our patient is still unknown.
Consequently, we developed a thorough measurement and scoring tool to assess whether and how policymakers undertook research engagement actions in the development of a policy document.
Although much of the cellular damage associated with AD is reminiscent of oxidative damage caused by such agents/interventions, it is important to establish the specific mechanisms underlying neurodegeneration in AD, in order to understand any protective actions of HO-1/CO and so, potentially, exploit such actions in the development of new anti-neurodegenerative therapies.
The purpose of this is to provide a strong information base that can be used by government and non-government organizations in Tonga, and partner agencies such as UNICEF, to determine priorities for action in promoting the development and well-being of youth in the Kingdom of Tonga.
Moreover, future research should aim at understanding the role of human action sounds in the development of infants' abilities to understand others' actions, as well as its potential value as a predictive marker task for the early identification of atypical developmental outcomes.
In the course of the action, however, in the development of character, theme, and situation and in the conceptual suggestiveness of language, tragedy presents the positive terms in which these questions might be answered.
