The phrase "activity of developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the process or action involved in creating or improving something, often in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The activity of developing new software requires collaboration between various teams to ensure a successful outcome."
Alternatives: "process of development" or "task of creating".
This may result in an integrated synaptic activity of developing pyramidal cells by the activation of Ca2+ spikes in pyramidal cells across columns, thereby contributing to the establishment of cortical domains.
This may result in an integrated synaptic activity of developing pyramidal cells by the activation of Ca2+ spikes in pyramidal cells across columns, thereby contributing to the establishment of early cortical domains.
Spontaneous bursts of electrical activity of developing neurons are not only important for the refinement of neuronal projections but are also necessary for finding the correct pathways [56].
To investigate changes in energy metabolism we measured the respiratory activity of developing seeds.
G-CSF, widely used in reducing the duration of febrile neutropenia following cytotoxic chemotherapy, has been shown to stimulate the production of neutrophils and modulate the function and activity of developing and mature neutrophils [ 24].
The authors developed both frameworks as part of a long term research program about the space activities of developing countries.
You will get a unique insider's view by shadowing and learning from graduate students and faculty while they complete their daily activities of developing research methods, thinking through scientific problems, and innovating solutions that advance society.
We analyzed nuclease activity profiles of developing stem and senescing leaves.
Integrating activities to prevent and mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS into existing HRM activities, instead of developing a 'vertical' HIV/AIDS workplace programme, can improve these perceptions.
While ageing itself is not a dimension of social capital, the social and physical attributes of ageing may both interact and interfere with our capacity to engage in activities capable of developing or maintaining social capital reserves.
