The phrase "advisers to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the role of advisers in guiding or assisting in the development of a project, strategy, or plan.
Example: "The company hired advisers to develop a new marketing strategy that would increase brand awareness."
Alternatives: "consultants to create" or "advisors to formulate".
And right about now, Spitzer is huddling with his advisers to develop a drinking problem.
Reliance said it was working with its financial advisers to develop a plan to restructure its debt.
"Never before had anyone assembled an A-list of advisers to develop a series with stated educational norms and objectives.
Firms are hiring small armies of outside advisers to develop the plans and handle the mountains of paperwork, according to people involved in the process.
My colleague Kevin Maguire on the Daily Mirror reports that Ed Miliband has been told by advisers to develop a firmer, more manly handshake.
David Keating, a spokesman for General Growth Properties, said that the company was working with advisers to develop a comprehensive plan to generate capital.
From 1962 to 1974, the CIA worked through the Office of Public Safety (OPS), a division of the U.S. Agency for International Development that sent American police advisers to developing nations.
He recruited Edwin M. Truman, another former Treasury official and a longtime advocate of the fund, as a temporary adviser to develop policies for the Group of 20 meeting.
Soon Mr. McCain and his aides were consulting regularly with the circle of hawkish foreign policy thinkers sometimes referred to as neoconservatives — including Mr. Kristol, Robert Kagan and Randy Scheunemann, a former aide to Mr. Dole who became a McCain campaign adviser — to develop the senator's foreign policy ideas and instincts into the broad themes of a presidential campaign.
The Chancellor should appoint a Chief Scientific Adviser to develop the evidence-base and lead a debate about the future direction of the government's economic impact agenda prior to the next spending review".
The International Energy Agency, an energy adviser to developed nations, acknowledged that the market was headed into more turbulent waters.
