The phrase "also serves to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something contributes to the growth or enhancement of an idea, concept, or project.
Example: "The new marketing strategy also serves to develop brand awareness among younger consumers."
Alternatives: "also contributes to the development" or "also aids in the development".
Education, however, not only assumes its organization in terms of these four areas of life but also serves to develop and influence these areas.
The Prêmio Itaú-UNICEF award not only provides crucial funding for winning projects, but also serves to develop best practices in project design and implementation, creating a positive social protection and education network.
Their colloidal solutions could also serve to develop inorganic reactions in poly-phased medium.
However, they can also serve to develop a whole SDR platform with multiple instantiations, each working differently connected to a network on chip.
They would also serve to develop or utilize connections with virtual observatories that can help with data access and related services (i.e., lower the barriers to participation), and recommend and recognize key data repositories and archives.
This has also served to develop expertise in GAS and refine an electronic case report form (e-CRF). ULIS-II has recently completed recruitment and is now in the process of analysis.
It will also serve to develop genomics-assisted breeding methods for these largely undomesticated woody species that are intensively used in reforestation, adding flexibility and reducing reaction time in the context of deploying adapted varieties in a rapidly changing environment.
The same Gh and Gb parents also served to develop a backcross BC 1 mapping population [ 63] and later BC 1, BC 2 and BC 2S 1 generations that were used for QTL mapping of fiber quality parameters [ 7] and leaf pubescence [ 64].
The method developed also serves to find improved relationship between the above material parameters of closed and perforated membranes.
This also serves to refine further the characteristics of breast cancer patient subgroups with poor prognoses that could develop into early relapse.
