"uterine development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the growth and maturation of the uterus, either during pregnancy or as part of the female reproductive cycle. For example, "The uterine development of an adult woman is closely linked to her hormonal cycle".
The small African bufonids of the genus Nectophrynoides undergo internal uterine development in a fashion that is apparently similar to that of placental mammals.
Hemi-uterus is defined as the unilateral uterine development; the contralateral part could be either incompletely formed or absent.
To evaluate uterine development of women with Turner syndrome (TS) receiving conventional medical care.
To evaluate uterine development with estrogen replacement therapy in patients with primary amenorrhea due to hypogonadism.
Scottish embryologist William Caldwell well known in scientific circles for determining the reproductive mechanism of the platypus described the uterine development of the koala in 1884, and used the new information to convincingly place the koala and the monotremes into an evolutionary time frame.
HOXA10 is essential for normal embryonic uterine development.
We conclude that cord blood metabolites are closely associated with birth weight and reflect intra-uterine development, but do not predict later weight gain and obesity risk at school age.
Moreover, regardless of the procedure employed for acquiring transgenic mouse embryos their intra-uterine development complicates time-course studies.
The high fecundity, extra-uterine development, and transparency of eggs and embryos render medaka an excellent genetic system for unbiased forward genetic approaches using chemical mutagenesis.
The hen manufactures a cleidoic egg [ 1], which is a completely self-sufficient and aseptic biological package for the extra-uterine development of the avian embryo.
Due to their high fecundity and the synchronous extra-uterine development of the transparent embryos, fish are particularly well suited for such a strategy.
