The phrase "a developed form of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an advanced or evolved version of something, often in academic or technical contexts.
Example: "The smartphone is a developed form of the traditional mobile phone, incorporating advanced features and capabilities."
Alternatives: "an advanced version of" or "an evolved form of".
A female's preference is relative if she selects a male with a more developed form of the secondary sex character in a given group, regardless of the group's position along the population-level distribution of the trait [ 14].
A more developed form of skepticism appeared in some of the views attributed to Socrates and in the views of certain Sophists (itinerant and generally mercenary teachers of philosophy, rhetoric, and other subjects).
The importance of the recension known as the Samaritan Pentateuch lies in the fact that it constitutes an independent Hebrew witness to the text written in a late and developed form of the paleo-Hebrew script.
It may be that a suitably sophisticated and developed form of this theory would not have the consequence that, on a biologically possible Inverted Earth, your experiences caused by red things have the \(Q_{R}\ -role.
I said that the multinational corporations – the most developed form of capitalism – infringed human rights all the time.
Barter is common among traditional societies, particularly in those communities with some developed form of market.
The developed form of the hall church can be seen in the Gesù (1568, Rome) by Giacomo da Vignola.
Vessel elements are found in the late metaxylem (the final, or most developed, form of the primary xylem).
Hence the interest in quantum cryptography.Alice, Bob and Werner, too?The most developed form of quantum cryptography, known as quantum key distribution (QKD), relies on stopping interception, rather than preventing decryption.
