The part of a sentence 'emotional maturation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the process of developing and improving one's emotional capabilities and coping skills. Example: "Effective parenting involves nurturing a child's emotional maturation, helping them learn to regulate their emotions and cope with different situations in a healthy manner."
To build suspense and underscore Ty's emotional maturation, Mr. Boyle cuts back and forth between two time frames.
It is true that of their 69 matches (36 to Martina, 33 to Chris; there has been one default), Martina's victories have been more recent, after her emotional maturation.
Language is the sine qua non of emotional maturation.
While it can stimulate the mind it seems to interfere with emotional maturation in some individuals.
There is evidence that the maturation of the brains of males lag behind the brains of females of corresponding age by 3 years, leading to a lag of 3 years in the emotional maturation of the males (Westenberg 2008).
Note: For the CEDI domains: P = Physical Health and Well-being; S = Social Competence; E = Emotional Maturation; L/C = Language and Cognitive Development; and C/G = Communication and General Knowledge; ***p <.001, **p <.01 and *p <.05.
Perhaps he felt, or sensed, that he had worked through the romantic comedy and history play and the emotional trajectories of maturation that they encompassed.
Each of the hats is critical to your intellectual, emotional, and scientific maturation.
But with maturation, emotional responses come to a much greater degree under the control of reason and reflections.
Adolescence is a development period characterized by intense psychological, emotional, intellectual, and social maturation.
This anachronistic entitlement cannot easily be renounced: it compensates for years without love, touch or family, for a personality under stress, for the lack of emotional, relational and sexual maturation.
