The phrase "adults to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing opportunities or programs aimed at helping adults grow or improve in certain areas.
Example: "The workshop is designed to provide resources for adults to develop their skills in communication and leadership."
Alternatives: "adults to enhance" or "adults to improve".
Adults age 60 and older are twice as likely as are younger adults to develop POCD.
He is currently working on a book about how we can best help children and adults to develop international mindedness.
He is currently working on a book about how we can best help children and adults to develop international mindedness which he thinks may well become the key skill for 21st century citizens.
STAYING SHARP Italian researchers have discovered that people age 65 or older who walk 5.5 miles a week at a moderate pace, were 27percentt less likely than sedentary adults to develop dementia, Prevention reports.
Many people attributed it to the Ten-Point Coalition, a group of black ministers who took to the streets to engage kids and work with other adults to develop after-school programs.
By capitalising on the cognitive abilities that are comparatively resistant to ageing, it may be possible for older adults to develop effective strategies to make the most of their memories.
This high susceptibility in adolescents and young adults to developing a mental disorder is coupled with a strong reluctance to seek professional help [ 6].
It is practically unheard of for an adult to develop it.
It typically takes at least eight years from infection with H.I.V. for a healthy adult to develop symptoms; it was unknown whether the men later received antiretroviral therapy.
This permits the adolescent or young adult to develop rewarding and satisfying friendships, to form clear life goals, to interact appropriately with parents and teachers, to establish sexual and intimate relations, and to develop positive self-esteem [ 18].
Sense – Sue Brown, head of campaigns and policy: "Sense would like to see the next government enable all deafblind children and adults to grow, develop and contribute to society.
