The phrase "a workshop to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a workshop designed for the purpose of enhancing skills, knowledge, or ideas in a specific area.
Example: "We are organizing a workshop to develop leadership skills among our team members."
Alternatives: "a seminar for improvement" or "a session to enhance".
Ten subjects were recorded before and after completing a workshop to develop their skills with precise use of effort involving selected parameters of the larynx and vocal tract.
And, under a recently-awarded IMLS award, we will be hosting a workshop to develop principles for supporting diversity and inclusion through information architecture in information systems.
At MIT, Marcondes expanded his work into the terrain of video games in a workshop to develop and prototype spatial narratives.
That case study examines how people with aphasia participated in a design project: a workshop to develop a gesture therapy tool.
Building Trust and Responding to Adverse Events following Immunisation in South Asia Using Strategic Communication: Key learnings from a workshop to develop communication capacity specifically around adverse events following immunization.
This will be presented at a workshop to develop the initial draft tool that will be refined and validated by a series of case studies to field-test the tool.
Responding to the campaign, media pressure, and increased interest of lawmakers, the FDA met with eight women's groups last spring and hosted a summer workshop to develop ideas for drugs that might effectively counteract female sexual dysfunction.
We drew on interviews and a consultative workshop to develop draft guidelines for our programme that focus on the direct and collateral benefits offered to study participants and to other community members over the course of the conduct of studies.
Our aim was to transform the PSANZ-CPG into an education workshop to develop quality standardised interactive education acceptable to participants for learning skills in collaborative interprofessional care.
Opinion leaders in the 12 intervention hospitals will be identified by their peers through a specific questionnaire and trained in a five day workshop to develop and implement evidence-based guidelines.
This report was the result of a 3-day workshop to develop shared language and tools by examining current systematic efforts to improve undergraduate STEM education.
