The phrase "a rush to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is a quick or urgent effort to create or improve something, often in a competitive context.
Example: "In the tech industry, there is often a rush to develop new applications before competitors can release their own."
Alternatives: "a scramble to create" or "an urgency to innovate."
"There's been a rush to develop apartments, and in that rush I think developers have been taking shortcuts," said Alan Fierstein, the president of Acoustilog Inc., a Manhattan acoustic consultant.
The soaring popularity of English wine has fuelled a rush to develop UK vineyards, with applications rising by more than 40% in the past year, new figures reveal.
The Tanalau terminal is part of a rush to develop oil fields in the far north as production declines in western Siberia.
A rush to develop similar sites in the United States ensued, and there are now around a dozen similar online services with names like Hautelook.com and BillionDollarBabes.com.
Now there is a rush to develop tools for mainstream programmers who have spent their entire careers designing software for sequential, not parallel, programming systems, said John L. Hennessy, Stanford's president and a professor of computer science.
The soaring popularity of English wine has fuelled a rush to develop UK vineyards, with applications rising by more than 40% in the past year, according to new figures.
Across China, government officials, corporate executives, private investors and newcomers like Mr. Lu are in a headlong rush to develop a domestic electric car industry.
As a result, there is a global rush to develop most of this resource as possible.
In an interview, he said there was "a headlong rush" to develop battlefield robots that make their own decisions about when to attack.
After securing a promise from Sorrels that the footage would only be used for an official investigation, the two of them begin a feverish rush to develop the film.
Since the costs of developing a new idea are likely to be low in most cases relative to the potential reward from licensing the idea to others, there would be a mad rush to develop and copyright ideas.
