The phrase "and backing to develop" is not entirely clear and may not be correct in written English without additional context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing support or resources needed for development, but it requires clarification.
Example: "We need funding and backing to develop our new project effectively."
Alternatives: "and support to develop" or "and resources to develop".
She has used the front of the space for exhibitions, often of neighborhood artists, and reserved the back to develop her own performance work, based on puppetlike abstract forms, which she manipulates through a complex system of hand-operated pulleys.
Then it gave Netflix Emmy nominee Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and went back to developing broad comedies like The Michael J Fox Show, Sean Saves the World and this summer's Mr Robinson.
"They are unshackled from large media environment where it is much more about what your quarterly goals are, and can go back to developing new networks and ways of communicating with audiences".
The fuel was burned in other places, and products made were shipped back to developed countries.
Since taking wearable-video-camera firm GoPro public in June 2014, founder and CEO Nick Woodman has gone back to developing new products.
Both Lee and Chang will move over to Plum District, as VP of Product and VP of Engineering respectively, and both seem pleased to get back to developing excellent products instead of running a business from the top-down.
Some of the innovative and inexpensive ideas that come from within a constrained resource environment could make their way back to developed countries and benefit us.
The street isn't one-way, of course; there's a lot of discussion now about transferring innovations from the emerging markets back to developed countries and adapting them for wealthier customers.
For example, we could see the re-localisation of low-skill jobs (and even many medium-skill jobs) back to developed countries that possess robots.
