The phrase "and attempting to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an ongoing effort or endeavor to create or improve something.
Example: "The team is focused on enhancing user experience and attempting to develop new features that cater to customer needs."
Alternatives: "and trying to create" or "and working to establish".
The government long exerted strong control over the economy and attempted to develop agriculture and industry with wealth derived from its huge oil revenues.
Even after the network "leaned in" and attempted to develop into a Fox News for progressives starting in 2006, it has never played the same role as Fox.
This research has adapted concepts and attempted to develop a prototype of a physical distribution center in marketing logistics products in Bangkontee, Samut Songkram.
Intervertebral disc (IVD) degeneration is a common cause of back pain, and attempts to develop therapies are frustrated by lack of model systems that mimic the human condition.
The work focuses on understanding how granule properties like structure, surface, strength, dissolution etc., change with varying powder feed rate and attempts to develop the science behind granule formation which ultimately allows a priori process and product design.
The structuralists analyzed various cultural phenomena such as myths, religious rituals, literary narratives, and fashions in dress and adornment as general systems of signs analogous to natural languages, with their own vocabularies and their own underlying rules and structures, and attempted to develop a metalanguage of terms and concepts in which the various sign systems could be described.
This paper analyzes the virus propagation and attempts to develop virus defense mechanisms by taking into account the network topology and the dynamic change of the network structure.
Abound, which had received a $400 million federal loan guarantee to build factories to produce its cadmium-telluride panels, had stopped work on its plant in February and attempted to develop a new generation of its technology.
However, these approaches to the logic of discovery remained scattered and tentative at that time, and attempts to develop more systematically the heuristics guiding discovery processes were eclipsed by the advance of the distinction between contexts of discovery and justification.
