"budding stage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is in the early stages of development or growth. For example, "The business is in its budding stage and will be ready to launch soon."
"The children's lung is in the budding stage, they are not mature," said Prof Raj Kumar a respiratory specialist at the Vallabhbhai Patel Chest Institute, University of Delhi.
Planetary rovers are different from conventional terrestrial vehicles in many respects, making it necessary to investigate the terramechanics with a particular focus on them, which is a hot research topic at the budding stage.
In this study, we generated a novel transgenic zebrafish line, tg tg:mCherry), in which robust and thyroid-specific expression of a membrane version of mCherry enables live imaging of thyroid development in embryos from budding stage throughout formation of functional thyroid follicles.
Thus, the nanoparticle effect depends upon the plant species, type of nanoparticles, dose of treatment, and method of processing double treatment at different times (pre-sowing seed treatment as "preparing" and spraying in the budding stage as "fixating" one) caused the best effect.
Previous work has already described a weak progenitor cell proliferation in the wild-type median anlage as it evolves through the budding stage [3].
At the budding stage, pseudoparticles were secreted by the gag-pol protein derived from murine leukemia virus, the NA could only help pseudoparticle release by cleaving terminal sialic acids from oligosaccharide side-chain receptors that bind the HA.
Our data provide a three-dimensional sketch of viral assembly at the endoplasmic reticulum showing different budding stages and contiguity of buds.
Interestingly, transcript accumulation of all GGM13-like genes gradually decreased from early to mature bud stage of flower development.
(E) E8 chicken dorsal feather tract (short bud stage).
(G) E11 chicken scutate scale (short bud stage).
(I) Es20 alligator overlapping scale (short bud stage).
