The phrase “grew mature” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that has gone through a process of growth or development, leading to a more mature state. For example, "As Jane grew mature, she became more thoughtful and wise."
If one were to examine the structure of the Dow Jones industrial average every decade for the last hundred years, one would see that the index was dominated by a handful of companies, and those companies ultimately grew mature and experienced market saturation.
Fecal cultures grew mature third-stage larvae (length 700 800 µm, 16 intestinal cells, length of the sheath <40 µm), belonging to the genus Trichostrongylus.
They have grown mature by exercising responsibility.
What he relishes is the opportunity to write in long-form and to develop an argument, see a thought grow, mature and ripen.
A franchise that had stumbled with the free-agent likes of Bobby Bonilla and Vince Coleman needed a veteran who could grow, mature, while switching uniforms -- Dodgers to Marlins to Mets.
As a result of rhythmic stimulation by gonadotropins secreted by the pituitary gland, the gonads grow, mature, and produce gametes and hormones.
The metabolic shifts that occur as organisms grow, mature and finally age are complex and incompletely understood.
And Asikainen is herself one of those young people, scientifically growing mature in a transformed evolutionary theory.
The person's body would then grow mature cells that express the gene - one that cures a disease.
To avoid the disturbance by the medium, the biofilms were inoculated and cultured for 3 days to grow mature at a flow rate of 10 ml h−1.
It has been a joy for us to see the journal grow, mature, and fulfill its vital role of scientific outreach and education.
