The phrase "underscored the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to emphasize the progress of something. For example: The Prime Minister's recent speech underscored the development of the nation's healthcare system over the last five years.
The distinction between their shared responses and those of mESCs to these same growth factors underscores the development of pluripotency itself: pluripotent phenotypes range from that of mESCs (derived from the inner cell mass of the late blastocyst) to EpiSCs (derived from pre-gastrulation stages) and hESCs.
9, 10 The importance of cTn in the diagnosis and management of AMI was recently underscored by the development of a new "definition" of myocardial infarction.
The challenges associated with vaccine development have underscored the importance of development of antiviral therapies for DENV and other flaviviruses.
This fact underscored the need for development of needle guidance systems for MRI, so that MRI-detected lesions could be sampled.
The developments underscored the fragility of the Democrats' 60-vote Senate majority, which is just enough to block Republican filibusters.
The developments underscored the seriousness of Andersen's situation, and the improbability of a quick solution that would allow the firm to avoid a criminal trial.
That development underscored the theme of the night: this country is changing, and it is changing in the direction of treating gays and lesbians and the people who recognize them as equals with a full measure of dignity.
However, since adipocytes in the mouse cannot be detected histologically until after birth, their appearance coinciding with the onset of nursing underscores the fact that the development of adipose tissue in each animal occurs at the onset of a dynamically variable nutritional environment for each individual.
This underscores the need for the development of new, more effective drugs.
These findings underscore the need for the development of specific guidelines.
