The phrase "aspects of language development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing different elements or features related to the process of acquiring language skills.
Example: "Researchers are exploring various aspects of language development in early childhood education."
Alternatives: "elements of language growth" or "features of language acquisition".
Conclusions: The test designed gave graded measures of important aspects of language development in hearing-impaired children.
Joint attention is important for many aspects of language development including comprehension, production and word learning.
These included nonverbal IQ (17,19,22,23) and several aspects of language development as measured by the Vineland Communication Scale (23), verbal/nonverbal status (17 19), age of first words (24), and age of first phrases (18,24).
We would not want to claim that there are no genes that have specific influences on aspects of language development; indeed Bishop et al. (2006a) found strong genetic influence on a measure of use of verb inflections.
When joint attention is present, it plays an important role in word learning, a crucial aspect of language development.
These findings collectively suggest that if learning is body-based and correlated with nonlinguistic aspects of behavior, then appeals to some forms of innateness seem unlikely to account for such features of language development.
This section summarized the research studies from the fields of language development and language education.
Another interesting aspect of our results is that implicit sequence learning in the ASRT task is related to the motor system [30], [31], [32], which supports the motor theory of language [40] and might contribute to the evolutionary interpretations of language development [4].
Language development - There are several measures available for the assessment of language development.
Maternal education remained a significant predictor of language development.
However, in an article published today in Nature, a group of researchers, including myself, detail a discovery in birdsong that may help lead to a revised understanding of an important aspect of human language development.
