The phrase "a bid to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an attempt or effort to create, improve, or advance something.
Example: "The organization launched a bid to develop sustainable energy solutions for the community."
Alternatives: "an effort to create" or "an attempt to enhance".
But there are signs the government is beginning to crack down in a bid to develop the country's own music and film industry.
Peter T. Gilpatric, senior vice president for LCOR, which is based in Berwyn, Pa., said the company might also submit a bid to develop the county's site.
In 2014, in a bid to develop novel, accessible diagnostic tests, the UK government launched the £8m Longitude Prize, which today is monitoring 83 teams in 14 countries.
"Originally, the group had been looking for a site closer to the city centre and had come together in a bid to develop an old schoolhouse.
As many readers will know, in late 2011, Cornell won a bid to develop a new applied sciences campus, now known as Cornell Tech, on Roosevelt Island in New York City.
They help females in developing countries to access technology and connect with people and resources virtually, in a bid to develop the skills necessary to compete in a global market.
Advocacy for a nuclear-armed South Korea has been virtually taboo since the early 1970s, when the country's military dictator, Park Chung-hee, made a serious bid to develop a nuclear weapon, fearing that the United States might pull out of Asia after its defeat in Vietnam.
FJV bought the land from the city for $12.6 million in 1989, an amount agreed upon in a winning bid to develop the parcel that FJV submitted in 1983, before land prices more than tripled as the city and Mr. Bluhm sorted through negotiations and lawsuits detailed in "Here's the Deal: The Buying and Selling of a Great American City" by Ross Miller Alfredd A. Knopf, 1996).
The Skyscraper Museum would be the required public amenity included in the developer's bid to develop a site on the southernmost block of Battery Park City In September 2002, Ms. Willis signed a 67-year rent-free lease for 5,000 square feet on the ground floor on the backside of what became the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
This week, the US tested a hypersonic prototype missile in its bid to develop a weapon capable of reaching any target in the world in an hour.
The New York City Board of Education has named two companies, Accenture and KPMG, as finalists in the bid to develop a special Web site through which teachers, administrators, students and parents can get access to the Internet.
