The phrase "as maturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or state of development over time, often in relation to growth or improvement.
Example: "The project is progressing well, as maturing ideas are being refined into actionable plans."
Alternatives: "as developing" or "as evolving".
The Golgi maturation model envisions the Golgi compartments as maturing from early to late cisternae, with its internal content (including enzymes) evolving throughout the maturation process.
He and other brokers describe the warehouse and distribution market as maturing.
Revisiting musical roots, as maturing musicians often do, can lead to dutiful, preservationist renditions of old songs.
Intel, he said, now sees China and India as maturing markets while its real potential is in rapidly growing countries like Laos and Vietnam.
Work that is clearly practical and has clear tangible results such as maturing trees, an insect-filled meadow and good tools that will allow artisans in some of the poorest communities in the world to make a living.
That the party, still Iraq's most fiercely populist and anti-American bloc, has come this far is a reflection of the Sadrists' efforts in recent years to recast themselves as maturing politicians who can actually govern and deliver badly needed services.
In contrast, Valhalla is even younger than Tiger Woods and nowhere near as mature.
Act as mature as possible; yelling back at them won't help them understand.
A respectful attitude demonstrates maturity, and right now, you need to seem as mature as possible.
I think overall we are not nearly as mature as say the USASA or US Club Soccer associations.
"The data with CyberKnife are not as mature as with other treatment modalities," he said.
