"stimulation of development" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a strategy for promoting progress. For example, "The organization seeks to achieve sustainability through the stimulation of development in the local economy."
Such exercise program may be particularly beneficial for children with CD, not only to improve exercise capacity, but also because of anabolic action and stimulation of growth and development [ 136, 137].
The study concluded: "Marijuana use may provoke stress responses resulting in stimulation of pubertal development and suppression of growth rate.
The SBIR grant program stated goals: stimulation of technological development; to involve small businesses to meet federal research and development needs; to increase private sector commercialization of innovations derived from federal research and development; and to foster and encourage participation by minority and disadvantaged persons in technological development.
Now that artificial stimulation of its development by Italy has ceased, it looks something like site of a defunct World's Fair, with overpretentious structures that are already beginning to show signs of decay.
This course was designed taking into account the quality standards for distance education, for example: stimulation of the development of reflective capabilities and critical thinking.
The most effective contribution of LCOs to non-leguminous plants might be the stimulation of root development, increasing the absorption of water and nutrients and resulting in improved plant growth and yields (Smith et al. 2015).
During home visits the mothers and daughters were videotaped jointly solving origami tasks with maternal supportive interactions assessed through ratings of maternal stimulation of cognitive development and maternal quality of assistance; the girls were separately assessed in school on spatial and arithmetic skills.
This project will substantially contribute to the existing knowledge and will have an impact on societies, since early stimulation of brain development might have long lasting consequences on cognitive performance, academic achievement and in the prevention of behavioural problems and the promotion of psychological adjustment and mental health.
Therapeutic stimulation of the development of collateral arteries from pre-existent arterioles (arteriogenesis) seems attractive as an alternative or adjuvant treatment for patients with peripheral arterial occlusive disease [1], [2], [3].
Here we show that spatial restriction of the gene expression patterns of PTHLP, BMP2, FGF2, HAS2, CD44, COL2A1 and TNC is responsive to biophysical stimuli in an in vivo context (Figure 7) revealing potential key mediators of mechanical stimulation of joint development that warrant closer analysis.
This series of signaling pathways ultimately leads to the stimulation of megakaryocyte development and the production of platelets.
