The phrase "amenable to the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is open or receptive to growth, improvement, or change in a particular area.
Example: "The new policy is amenable to the development of innovative practices within the organization."
Alternatives: "open to the advancement of" or "receptive to the growth of".
Conducting polymers (CPs) are especially amenable to the development of electrochemical biosensors by providing biomolecule immobilization and rapid electron transfer.
They are thus amenable to the development of genetic molecular markers at low cost, which can provide sufficiently dense genome coverage for the dissection of complex traits.
We believe that gene expression analysis has the greatest potential to evaluate these interactions in a sensitive and specific manner and is most amenable to the development of in vitro alternatives.
This could provide an opportunity to distinguish certain tumour cells from normal stem cells and differentiated cells and be amenable to the development of new therapies (Fig 4A and B).
Although attempts to model human psychiatric conditions in animals have always been met with some skepticism, the hypothesized core dysfunctions in schizophrenia are amenable to the development of translational models across species--from mice to human beings.
Less widely appreciated, is that TMAs also facilitate a rapid assessment of biomarker expression in larger cohorts of tissue and are thereby amenable to the development of statistical models based on structured immunohistochemistry information [ 8].
Since the prognosis of patients with peritoneal metastases is tightly correlated with the completeness of surgical cytoreduction [ 15, 16], and widespread metastases are not amenable to surgery, the development of novel strategies to arrest metastatic progression is imperative.
The aim of synthetic biology is to make genetic systems more amenable to engineering, which has naturally led to the development of computer-aided design (CAD) tools.
However, little progress has been made to extend these discoveries to the development of materials and methods amenable to industrial scale processing.
A complete LBBB (and other intraventricular conduction disturbances) may cause ventricular dyssynchrony with delayed left ventricular activation especially of the lateral basal parts and contribute to the development of heart failure, sometimes amenable to pharmacologic therapy and if needed cardiac resynchronisation therapy with right and left ventricular pacing [ 23].
It remains to be established whether analyses of this kind can contribute to the development of screening instruments for disorders amenable to early intervention [ 61].
