The phrase "a case for developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when arguing or presenting reasons to support the development of a particular idea, project, or initiative.
Example: "There is a strong case for developing renewable energy sources to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "a justification for developing" or "a rationale for developing".
There's a case for developing better models of part-time work, the CIPD notes elsewhere on its website.
We first present a case for developing 'smart' modular constructs as immunogenic vaccines to prime immune memory against specific pathogens where current vaccines fail.
This paper sets forth a case for developing a regulatory mechanism to extend the tariff fixation for the projects and providing cross-subsidies to ensure long term sustainability of off-grid project.
"We are already working with our European and international partners, as well as the businesses themselves, to understand how we can make the existing frameworks and definitions work better and to assess in particular whether there is a case for developing a new definition for these platforms.
More depressingly, in 1993, the U.S. Department of Education published "National Excellence: A Case for Developing America's Talent" and this report indicated that merely two cents of each $100 spent on elementary and secondary education was used for gifted and talented education.
So a case for developing a generic definition (theoretical framework) of patient empowerment can be made.
Those offerings make a strong case for developing a software solution custom-made for a device — especially in light of the number of potential variables present on a wearable.
We have used the memory T cell repertoire to an influenza-derived peptide as a test case for developing such a method.
That makes a good case for developing a drug that copies what the mutation does; if a faulty PDE3B gene decreases risk for heart disease, it could be promising pharmaceutical inspiration.
I receive a call from a clinician working on a business case for developing cardiac services after the merger.
There was a strong case for developing a dialysis system specifically designed for the treatment of such patients.
