The phrase "from their infancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is often used to refer to a person's experience from a very young age, for example: "The children have been immersed in the French language from their infancy."
Video games are still emerging from their infancy.
From their infancy, remote keyless systems have relied on codes to keep thieves at bay.
Venables and Thompson are not the only ones; they are not unique in having been deprived of any decent family life or guidance, from their infancy onwards.
Pink Floyd: The Early Years (Omnibus, £14.95) is his succinct and thoughtful chronicle of the band from their infancy in Cambridge to the release of Dark Side of the Moon in 1973.
Perhaps many hard-working strivers in Japan — people who have worked tremendously hard from their infancy to get to the top in business, or indeed film-directing —might sometimes look wonderingly into the mirror and consider if they might be happier in an alternative, underachieving existence.
Seven years ago saw the launch of the Carbon Trust, a government-backed company set up to utilise Britain's low-carbon skills by fostering ideas and inventions from their infancy, enabling already existing technologies to find backing, and putting together teams of people with the necessary skills to make, finance and market low-carbon products.
The database would hold information, relative to all kinds of risk factors, for more than 20 000 children at various grades of increased HLA-conferred risk for T1D, followed from their early infancy (3 months) until seroconversion for β-cell specific autoantibodies and, in many cases, to clinical onset of the disease.
Children of a failed sculptor mother and a failed singer, Yates and his sister spent their infancy flitting from apartment to apartment.
It was noted that adaptation strategies to respond to these risks and to mitigate and lessen the damage from these threats were in their infancy.
According to Ragan, accredited zoos rarely accept these former 'actors' due difficulty introducing them to more normal behaving zoo groups of chimpanzees (taken from their mothers in infancy and raised on movie sets, it's not surprising these chimpsters are difficult to socialize).
Many of these studies have collected samples from their participants during infancy and from the girls' mothers during pregnancy.
