The phrase "a conference to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a meeting or gathering aimed at creating or improving something, such as ideas, projects, or skills.
Example: "We are organizing a conference to develop new strategies for sustainable living."
Alternatives: "a meeting to create" or "a seminar to enhance".
In 1994, the Chapel Hill group held an international conference to develop a nomenclature for vasculitides [ 1].
In October 2001, the French intensive care society (Société de Réanimation de Langue Francaise) organized a consensus conference to develop recommendations for MV weaning in the ICU [ 7].
The regional palliative care center is then asked to hold a multidisciplinary conference to develop collaborative relationships among health care workers in the region, and share and resolve problems [ 10, 14- 16].
For example, the management provided resources for a consensus conference to develop the QIs, sponsored ETAT+ training and CMEs, adapted and introduced a structured paediatric admission records and supported infrastructure improvements to the oxygen delivery system.
In 2005, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) convened an expert conference to develop consensus on criteria for diagnosis, staging, pathology, biomarkers, response measurement, supportive care and design of clinical trials.
The American Heart Association assembled a group of experts in a multidisciplinary consensus conference to develop this statement.A conference was held July 16-18 , 1993 in Park City, Utah, that included recognized experts in neurology, neurosurgery, vascular surgery, and healthcare planning.
Meanwhile the EU high representative for foreign affairs, Catherine Ashton, has called a high-level international conference to develop a co-ordinated global response to the changes in the region.
JUBA, 19 November 2014 – Education stakeholders from all 10 States in South Sudan gathered in Juba this morning at the beginning of a two-day conference to develop minimum standards for learning spaces and promote the concept of "Learning Spaces as Zones of Peace".
19 November 2014, JUBA, South Sudan – Education stakeholders from all 10 States in South Sudan gathered in Juba this morning at the beginning of a two-day conference to develop minimum standards for learning spaces and promote the concept of "Learning Spaces as Zones of Peace".
We determined a list of key questions and convened a 2-day consensus conference to develop summary statements via a series of alternating breakout and plenary sessions.
