The phrase "agent to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a person or entity responsible for initiating or facilitating development in a specific area or project.
Example: "The organization appointed an agent to develop new strategies for community engagement."
Alternatives: "representative for development" or "facilitator for growth".
The nascent company hopes to use the antimicrobial agent to develop over-the-counter and prescription drugs to combat the microorganisms that cause acne, toenail fungus and athlete's foot.
We use the velocity information of each agent to develop a fast algorithm to approximate the connectivity graph.
DDAVP appears as a safe agent to develop strategies for a pharmacological modulation of angiostatin production and tumor-endothelial interactions [ 15].
When substrate solution is added to the reaction product, the enzyme substrate in the substrate solution decomposes, allowing the colouring agent to develop a colour.
Treatment failure could have been influenced by the capacity of the infecting agent to develop resistance to the antimicrobial drug used, or the failure could have been caused by other factors related to the human host.
The development of multidrug resistance (MDR) is frequently observed in the treatment of cancer, and is a phenomenon that allows tumour cells that have been exposed to one cytotoxic agent to develop cross resistance to a range of structurally and functionally unrelated compounds.
The confidential informant has been a staple of the F.B.I. for decades; J. Edgar Hoover exhorted agents to develop at least four such informants a year.
Mr. Cohen is working with real estate agents to develop another tool that will allow them to reproduce portions of the map easily and quickly for use in fliers.
Current strategies are directed to prolong the effect of intravitreal anti-VEGF agents, to develop new agents with different mechanisms, and to combine agents with synergetic effects.
GB: Using an outside broker is not a requirement for clients to buy or sell homes on Roofstock, but the marketplace does allow agents to earn referral fees when they register clients who transact through us, which enables agents to develop deeper relationships with their clients and expand their business opportunities.
Accordingly, we expected the agents to develop neural mechanisms that would maximize their contacts with agents of the opposite sex.
