The phrase "attaining maturity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of reaching a state of maturity, whether in a personal, emotional, or developmental context.
Example: "Through various life experiences, she found herself attaining maturity and understanding the complexities of adult relationships."
Alternatives: "reaching maturity" or "achieving maturity".
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The prawns developed rapidly in the ponds, attaining maturity and differentiating into male morphotypes after about 2 months in all treatments.
Sciences separated from philosophy only after attaining maturity, developed to their full capacity, proliferated into different branches and, when the circle was complete, all the off-springs started coming closer to the parent disciplines to form an inter-disciplinary consortium.
Releasing even a single droplet can delay or reduce reproduction of aphids, especially when doing so before attaining maturity [ 46].
In response to demyelinating insults, A2B5-positive (A2B5+) OPCs subsequently proliferate, migrate, and attain maturity to become O4+ premyelinating oligodendrocyte before differentiating into mature myelin basic protein (MBP -positive MBP -positiveligodendrocytes in the demyelinatinglesioligodendrocytes
Harvest of matured cabbage head started at 82 DAT and continued as they attain maturity in each experimental plot on treatment basis, and yield parameters such as cabbage head weight, cabbage head length and cabbage head girth were measured.
He cited DH Lawrence, who said that what the United States needed to attain maturity was "a death happening".
Although the regency was terminated in 1873 after the Tongzhi emperor attained maturity, Cixi's involvement in state affairs continued.
The craft of jade carving in China attained maturity toward the close of the Zhou dynasty in 256 bce, with designs of unsurpassed excellence and beauty, and the tradition continued for the next 2,000 years.
The book will also explain that when Ambrose, who had better-treated siblings called Stuffy and Rosebud, attained maturity, "his father gave him money that he no longer needed, and his mother allowed him to kiss her without placing her hand on his shoulder".
Eocene source rocks have also attained maturity from Miocene to Pliocene times (Odumodu and Mode 2016).
