"sufficiently grown" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase typically refers to the idea that something is large or developed enough to be considered mature. For example, "The trees had sufficiently grown to provide ample shade."
I've no idea what's meant by "writer's block", but maybe it's what happens when we start too soon, before the required self is sufficiently grown.
Mr McGuinty, nicknamed Premier Dad, also feels that the province is sufficiently "grown up" to extend by one hour to 2.00 am the hours within which alcohol can be served at weddings and charity fundraisers.There are two reasons why the Ontario politicians have latched on to looser alcohol regulations as a cheap way to pander to voters.
By this age, healthy eyes are sufficiently grown for appropriate IOL measurement.
This means wading through mud, plucking the oysters that are sufficiently grown, placing them in a bag and driving them back to shore.
To obtain cell-fed ciliates, ciliates were inoculated in sufficiently grown CHSE-214 cells in routine MEM supplemented with 10% heat-inactivated FBS or in sufficiently grown CHSE-214 cells in filtered seawater supplemented with 10% heat-inactivated FBS or were intraperitoneally injected into olive flounder.
These analyses were also performed under modelled microgravity when the 3D cell aggregates were sufficiently grown in size to adjust to the operational conditions of the RCCS bioreactor, so as to reach a state of vector-averaged microgravity.
Nanorods did not sufficiently grow at temperatures below 150 °C or pressure below 150 psi, but higher pressure and temperature did not change the morphology.
In vivo studies for cHL have so far been strongly restricted, as the only cell line that sufficiently grows in mice is L540 or L540cy.
Mr. O'Neill's absence -- after a trip to Africa in late May and before a trip to South America late this month -- reinforced the view on Wall Street and in political circles here that President Bush's economic team was not responding sufficiently to growing economic and political pressures.
All this is a way of saying that the Nasdaq has been populated with a sufficient number of companies whose market capitalizations have grown sufficiently large to influence the index such that the Nasdaq now contains a reasonable number of growing companies.
Similarly, in the field of pediatrics, in which it has been considered more appropriate, but is actually difficult to obtain consent when subjects grow up sufficiently to make their own judgments [ 10], instructions for considering the influences of publication on a child's future were observed in only one journal.
