The phrase "a move to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or initiatives aimed at fostering growth, improvement, or progress in a particular area.
Example: "The organization has announced a move to develop new strategies for enhancing community engagement."
Alternatives: "an effort to advance" or "a step towards improvement".
There's much to dig into around the search giant's upcoming China-based AI lab, which taps into China's growing AI talent pool and could signal a move to developing China-focused products.
There's much to dig into around the search giant's upcoming China-based AI lab, which taps into China's growing AI talent pool and could signal a move to developing China-focused products.
A move to developing risk models would necessitate a different approach by IARC, and possibly the addition of a group within the Agency that could carry out the modeling.
In a controversial move to develop younger players, the 49ers traded Rice to the Oakland Raiders before the 2001 season.
The move surprised oil industry experts but Shell said it was part of a wider global move to develop regional centres for some back office functions.
Inevitably, with the entry of the United States into the second world war in 1941, and the subsequent move to develop the A-bomb, he soon found himself at the centre of the Manhattan Project at Los Alamos, New Mexico.
But the fact Microsoft's interest in SwiftKey apparently centers on Cortana does beg an interesting question of why SwiftKey didn't move to develop an AI assistant of its own — to augment and extend its predictive keyboard app.
But the fact Microsoft's interest in SwiftKey apparently centers on Cortana does beg an interesting question of why SwiftKey didn't move to develop an AI assistant of its own — to augment and extend its predictive keyboard app.
Moreover, both Pakistan and China have their own nuclear weapons, and over the next two decades, China will move to develop a much larger arsenal.
