The phrase "aspect of maturing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the various elements or features involved in the process of growing up or developing maturity.
Example: "One important aspect of maturing is learning to take responsibility for one's actions."
Alternatives: "facet of growing up" or "element of development".
She taught her nieces about various aspects of maturing in Acholi culture, relayed sexual health information, and was expected to be a trusted secret keeper, a mentor, and confidant.
Suppose the theorems of θ and θ* are identical in describing some aspect of mature linguistic ability.
In this study, myotubes derived from fetal rat hind limbs were induced to develop several aspects of mature muscle including: sarcomere assembly, development of the excitation contraction coupling apparatus and myosin heavy chain (MHC) class switching.
However, there are aspects of "mature" that may not be as apparent as broad shoulders, a few wrinkles, or graying hair.
""It's all part of maturing!
To pinpoint the defect in daughter abscission at the molecular level we evaluated the development of the cytoskeleton in the MORN1 mutant using a battery of markers to highlight different aspects of the budding, maturing and mature cytoskeleton (Fig. 5).
The distinguishing aspect of Boullée's mature work is his abstraction of the geometric forms suggested by ancient works into a new concept of monumental building that would possess the calm, ideal beauty of classical architecture while also having considerable expressive power.
Rac1 is a member of the Rho family of small GTPases that are important for structural aspects of the mature neuronal synapse including basal spine density and shape, activity-dependent spine enlargement, and AMPA receptor clustering in vitro.
Features important in the identification of ferns include such aspects of the mature sporophyte plant as differences in the stem, frond, sporophyll, sporangium, and position of the sporangium and the absence or presence, as well as the shape, of the indusium (a membranous outgrowth of the leaf) covering the sporangia.
Therefore, the combined metabolic activities of a highly adapted bacterial community on the surface of smear-ripened cheeses have evolved over many years to determine all aspects of the mature product [ 94].
