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The phrase "I worked on developing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe a specific activity or task that someone has been involved in, typically in a professional or educational setting. Example: "During my internship, I worked on developing new marketing strategies for the company's upcoming product launch."
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During my undergraduate study, I worked on developing a radiopaque iodine-containing bone cement in Dr. Valerie Ashby's lab (UNC-CH) and multi-stimuli responsive nanocapsule systems under Prof. Katharina Landfester (MPI-P), both of which clearly shaped my interest in polymer design and its vast potential in the biomedical field.
"Later, at Microsoft, I worked on developing PowerPoint.
For about a year I worked on developing the tech and perfecting the installation.
As a fellow, for example, I worked on developing methods to measure access to medicine in WHO member states.
As a graduate student at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), I worked on developing a new method for measuring the low temperature history of Earth's crust, a topic that forced me to learn about instrumentation and engineering.
I worked on developing a strong relationship with them before trying to be any kind of "parental" figure.
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I work on developing infrastructure for smarter buildings.
Research interests: I work on developing computational models of how children learn language and mathematics.
Once I trust a place, I work on developing a rapport with the workers in hopes that this means they will treat my food with more respect.
My primary responsibility is to teach undergraduate biochemistry, but I also carry out biomedical research using NMR, and I work on developing new NMR technologies.
Earlier, when I was a Stanford graduate student, I'd worked on developing DNA microarrays, which are often called DNA chips.
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