The phrase "also stimulate the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or benefits of a particular action, policy, or initiative that encourages growth or progress in a specific area.
Example: "The new educational program aims to improve literacy rates and also stimulate the development of critical thinking skills among students."
Alternatives: "foster growth" or "encourage advancement".
Cross-border supply chains not only make profit for individuals or separate companies, but can also stimulate the development of local agriculture, boost the economy, reduce the unemployment rate, develop the sustainability of the societies and environment, and secure global food security (Roekel et al. 2002).
Dr. Selkoe and his co-authors, Catharine L. Joachim and Hiroshi Mori, said the findings might also stimulate the development of strategies to treat the incurable disease by blocking the protein deposits in the brain.
This work demonstrates that cryopreserved bone grafts may represent a novel, accessible source of cells for tissue regeneration therapy, and the results of our study may also stimulate the development of other cryopreservation techniques in basic and clinical studies.
Important information on basic biochemical mechanisms and pathways responsible for diabetes complications provided by these studies could also stimulate the development of novel therapeutic approaches that could modify offending chemical pathways to delay or arrest DN.
These biological and physical changes are accompanied by psychological changes, such as an increasing interest in relationships with opposite-sex peers and sexual fantasies, which also stimulate the development of active sexual strategies in adolescents (Buss, 1995).
It is anticipated that the results will not only contribute to the international scientific discussion on the conduct and interpretation of time-series studies of the health effects of air pollution but will also stimulate the development of routine systems for recording daily deaths and hospital admissions for time-series analysis.
This also stimulated the development of productive activities and trade, leading to the growth of an informal economy in the camps, as well as widespread extra-camp trade and other economic and social interactions.
Immunization also stimulates the development of health systems and represents a sound economic investment, contributing to better health and to poverty reduction.
