The phrase "adulthood through the" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a process or journey that leads to adulthood, typically in a broader context about life stages or development.
Example: "The transition from childhood to adulthood through the various challenges we face shapes our character."
Alternatives: "maturity via the" or "growing up through the".
Robert Wuthnow of Princeton has just published a tremendously valuable book, "After the Baby Boomers" that looks at young adulthood through the prism of religious practice.
With Paranoid Park (2007) he returned to familiar subject matter, addressing the confusion of young adulthood through the misadventures of a high-school skateboarder.
Becky Bain of Idolator explained that the song is a good example of how Bieber is taking "baby steps to 'swaggy' adulthood through the evolution of his music — keep the content G-Rated, but make the beat something the older club-going crowd can enjoy.
To overcome this problem we grew the tnfsf11 KO mice to adulthood through the administration of a soft diet, which prevented the insufficient nutrition due to the lack of tooth eruption [25,26].
It has been shown that TRα1 controls intestinal development during maturation at weaning as well as intestinal homeostasis in adulthood through the activation of the proliferation of intestinal progenitors by liganded TRα1 [ 58].
In this light, this paper analyzes the relationship between the preference of choice of materials used in childhood and those in adulthood through memories and the expectations of future preschool and elementary school teachers.
After regaining some freedom during her son's adulthood, through a job and the start of a unexpected love affair, this dream of independence, just within her grasp, is taken yet again, this time by her son's injury.
Using the original sampling design of the PSID, we analyze adult health trajectories of married couples and neighbors followed from young adulthood through elderly ages to assess the magnitudes of the possible causal effects of family and neighborhood characteristics in young adulthood on health in mid-to-late life.
£42, amazon.co.uk 5. 7-49 Up This is the TV series that followed 14 Brits from children to adulthood, through boarding school and break-ups, from the bar to a building site.
According to the Pew study, "Americans do not generally become more [religiously] affiliated as they move through the life cycle from young adulthood through marriage, parenting, middle age and retirement".
Most CODAs will catch up by the time they've reached adulthood, through speech therapists or out-of-hours programs.
