If developmental processes serve intrinsic goods—such as allowing creatures to be genuine secondary causes—then their existence is compatible with, not evidence against, creation ex nihilo.

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Compatible with(as used in logic and philosophy generally): Able to exist or be true at the same time without contradicting each other. Two ideas are compatible if one doesn't rule out the other.
Creation ex nihilo(Presented as the root of the Torah in Falaquera's popular works): The view that God brought all created beings into existence from nothing, and that the world is produced and not eternal
Evidence against(epistemology (theory of knowledge)): Facts or observations that would suggest a claim is false or that cast doubt on whether something is true.
Genuine: Something is genuine when it is real, authentic, and exactly what it claims to be—not fake, counterfeit, or pretending to be something else. For example, genuine leather is actual leather rather than synthetic material, or a genuine apology comes from sincere feeling rather than obligation. The word describes anything that is honestly and truly itself without deception or imitation.

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