The phrase "nutritional development" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the process of improving someone's nutrition, such as by teaching them healthier eating habits. For example, "The non-profit organization focuses on the nutritional development of at-risk children."
Peter Bogucki, one of the archaeologists who first suggested that the perforated pots much have been cheese strainers, said that being able to process milk was a key nutritional development at a time when most people would not have been able to digest the lactose in milk.
That's why an integrated plan for the physical, mental and nutritional development of children is regarded as vital".
Regarding AAT, the economic losses are estimated to be about US$1.22 billion per year due to major problems in agricultural and nutritional development of endemic areas [ 28].
What endangers women endangers children too, according to The State of the World's Children 1998 report, and full commitment to the rights of women is one of the best ways of protecting children's well-being and nutritional development.
In our experiments, eβ appears to have greater effects on bees with more ovarioles, priming them for both larval care and protein-rich pollen foraging, behavior that supports the nutritional development of the young larvae emitting the pheromone.
While reducing the number of cases that become severe and the duration of disease may also improve nutritional status, development and educational attainment, and generally mitigate other untoward outcomes [ 20], these potential secondary benefits were not included in the model.
These actions include stimulation of the immune system, digestion and absorption of nutritional elements, development of endogenous defense mechanisms against bacteria, fungi and viruses, prebiotic effects, and others (Lönnerdal 2003).
Methods: The authors have developed a new method, the MDN system (MDN: Maturity, Development, Nutritional Status) to determine the development and nutritional status of newborns on the basis of their weight and length standard positions.
In Drosophila, the insulin signaling pathway regulates growth in accordance with the nutritional availability during development [7], [16], [26], [27].
There is evidence to suggest that mother's psychosocial and mental health have significant effects on children's growth, nutritional status, and emotional development [ 4].
It has been argued that nutritional stress during development to which worker larvae are subjected after 3 days on rich royal jelly-like diet is a critical factor enforcing major reshaping of the worker's organismal outcome in particular ovarian function and behavioural physiology20.
