The phrase "and natural development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing processes, growth, or evolution in various contexts, such as biology, education, or personal growth.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of environmental factors on the natural development of plant species."
Alternatives: "and organic growth of" or "and inherent evolution of".
The most important thing for the healthy and natural development of the child at this age is that he learn to use his physical powers, especially the sense organs.
In The Natural History of Religion (1757) Hume sets out what he sees as the origin and natural development of religion.
Despite the complex relationship between insomnia and physical and mental health factors, the condition appears to be underrecognized and undertreated by health care providers, probably due to the generally limited knowledge of the causes and natural development of insomnia.
As a result, important social interactions and the natural development of social skills with classmates are disrupted [ 5, 6].
Possible explanations for an independent improvement of psychological variables include the integrated approach, the positive effect of palliative chemotherapy and the natural development of adaptation in a crisis situation [ 35].
This observation may indicate that neurofilaments expression is altered in a situation of genetic susceptibility to develop ALS, both under conditions of stress and during the natural development of the disease.
The researchers inserted the genes about a week before birth--after they could identify tissue that would become the inner ear and before the natural development of hair cells had begun.
Overuse of antibiotics in America is no myth and the "hygiene hypothesis," which proposes that increased cleanliness and hygiene has decreased our exposure to infectious microbes and parasites and thus suppresses the natural development of our immune systems, is not a new theory.
That she ultimately became allegorized to personify wisdom and righteousness was a natural development of her patronage of skill.
It is hypothesized (termed the hygiene hypothesis) that decreased exposure in infancy and early childhood suppresses the natural development of the immune system and its ability to recognize harmless allergens from harmful ones.
Complexity theory posits a processual understanding of reality and complexity absorption is a natural development of the application of complexity theory to better understand social systems and information flows.
