The phrase "alterations and development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes and progress in various fields, such as design, construction, or personal growth.
Example: "The alterations and development of the project were crucial to its success."
Alternatives: "modifications and progress" or "changes and advancements".
Cope's theory of kinetogenesis, stating that the natural movements of animals aided in the alteration and development of moving parts, led him to openly support Lamarck's theory of evolution through inheritance of acquired characteristics.
Of the 17 wetland- and surrounding landscape-scale variables considered, the best predictor for all AmphIBI metrics was habitat alteration and development within the wetland.
Viral infections also cause miR alteration and development abnormalities or symptoms [ 20, 21, 23- 26].
Specifically, the past few years have seen the emergence of CRISPR-Cas9-based strategies to rapidly generate increasingly complex somatic alterations and the development of multiplexed and quantitative approaches to ascertain gene function in vivo.
In light of all the evidence relating extracellular matrix alterations and cancer development, the present work aimed to elucidate the possible role of HPSE1, heparan sulfate (HS) and Syn-1 in breast cancer cell resistance to trastuzumab.
These findings suggest that the elevated expression of TGF alpha in the transgenic mice is associated with gender-specific behavioural alterations, and the development of spontaneous hepatocellular tumours in the males.
The process of pseudo-clastic texture/structure generation is related to a combination of polyphase alteration, brecciation and development of a secondary structural/metamorphic layering.
By December, 3,037 "alterations in growth and development" possibly linked to the virus had been confirmed by the Brazilian government.
The authors found that benzo[a]pyrene caused delayed hatching in exposed medaka embryos, whereas fluoranthene led to increased mortality rates, a lack of hatching, and alterations in growth and development in exposed zebrafish embryos.
