The phrase "any sign of development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about progress or changes in a particular situation or project.
Example: "The team has been working hard for weeks, but we still haven't seen any sign of development in the project."
Alternatives: "any indication of progress" or "any evidence of advancement".
Jonathan Knight, author of Cool Camping An ancient, paint-flaking fishing boat dropped us in the shallows at Butterfly Valley, near Fethiye, and we waded ashore to an incredible scene - a beautiful golden beach flanked by soaring cliffs, inaccessible by road and free of any sign of development.
The control embryos on Earth developed to normal blastocysts, but in the space flight group, none of the embryos showed any sign of development, and all degenerated [12].
The disturbance tracked into the Caribbean Sea seven days later without any signs of development.
We examined embryos laid by Dgp71WD homozygous mothers and found that they also failed to show any signs of development (R.F.R., unpublished observations), although the embryos appeared to have been fertilised.
"Indeed, poorly nourished people are a sign of development gone awry: prosperity has either bypassed them and left them hungry, or saturated them to the point of self-indulgence".
Opponents still argue that fewer people will come to the centre because it is now hard to reach by car, while supporters see the project as a sign of development.
Mice were weighed regularly throughout their lifespan and tested weekly for urinary glucose (>56 mmol/L), as a sign of development of diabetes.
Bell and Tully sounded like extremely sore losers as Bubka has been tested after major meets and does not seem to have any sign of abnormal muscle development or hypertendencies.
Before any sign of tooth bud development (stage late 31; body length from 3,8 to 4,2 cm; [ 38]), ScBmp4, ScMsx1, ScMsx2, ScMsx3, ScPitx1 and ScPitx2 are continuously expressed along the odontogenic band region, the area where teeth will develop (Fig. 2).
Several mice in each line were euthanized due to signs of morbidity that were not associated with any signs of tumor development; these included several animals that displayed enlarged abdomens with increased abdominal fat.
This study showed alteration of the sperm duct with an exposure earlier in life, from fertilization to 60 days post-hatch, before any signs of sexual development appear.
