The phrase "an understanding of the developmental" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing knowledge or comprehension related to developmental processes, theories, or stages.
Example: "In order to effectively support children's growth, educators must have an understanding of the developmental milestones that occur during early childhood."
Alternatives: "a grasp of the developmental" or "knowledge of the developmental".
We review the potential of these models to contribute both to an understanding of the developmental nature of neuroblastoma and to improved therapy for this disease.
These areas include an understanding of the developmental regulation of biosynthetic activities, of metabolic branch points in the control of flux, of possible feedback-regulatory properties of metabolic intermediates, and of mechanisms for the transport of products from the site of biosynthesis.
For the improvement of students' learning in problem-posing, it is important to develop an understanding of the developmental status of learners' thinking and reasoning.
However, any resolution of this issue requires an understanding of the developmental profile between p13 animals and adults.
Given the centrality of this trait to studies of evolutionary relationships among past and present humans, an understanding of the developmental underpinnings of the Carabelli trait is useful.
Furthermore, we show how studies of intraspecific variation that incorporate an understanding of the developmental functions of the underlying genes allow us to gain better insights into the evolutionary forces involved.
Our aim was to obtain a understanding of the (potential) developmental disturbances in order to facilitate an adequate and timely signalling of children who need special help to meet their developmental capacities.
Unfortunately, neither injury prevention nor clinical management strategies will be able to effectively reduce these injuries or their effects on children, without an understanding of the cervical spine developmental biomechanics.
There is a need to explore the reasons underlying this reduced detection rate and to gain an understanding of the training and developmental agenda for family doctors working in Slovenian family medicine.
The combination of the widespread socioeconomic and health effects of DAE and the relative ineffectiveness of public awareness campaigns makes an understanding of the molecular mechanisms of harm caused by developmental ethanol exposure critical for efforts in prevention and mitigation.
Sound diagnosis and treatment planning requires that clinicians have an integrated understanding of the developmental pathways and course of this comorbidity.
