The phrase "and controlled the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the management or oversight of a project, process, or growth in various contexts.
Example: "The project manager led the team effectively and controlled the development of the new software application."
Alternatives: "and managed the progress" or "and oversaw the growth".
Members of the guilds participated in the administration, were associated with politics, and controlled the development of trade through merchant embassies sent to places as far afield as Rome and China.
Local tectonics along NNW SSE and WNW ESE faults and fractures resulted in the incision of linear valleys, beheading the previous SW NE drainage, and controlled the development of a rectangular drainage network (late Middle Pleistocene).
He was also in charge of the Wehrmacht penal system, and controlled the development of Wehrmacht armaments until January 1945.
But at least in the United States, the liberal effort to (as the Goodman of 1980 put it) "monitor" and "debate" and "control" the development of reproductive technologies has been extraordinarily ineffectual.
The objective of this work was to compare enamel decors obtained with two kinds of firing systems: a conventional furnace and infrared emitters, in order to gain better understanding and control the development of new colors.
However, to prevent and control the development of antibiotic resistance by ocular pathogens to these antibiotics and even optimize the therapeutic applications of chloramphenicol and gentamicin, institution of therapy based on the antibiogram profile of pathogens is highly essential.
Androgens are a class of sex steroid hormones which in males, stimulate and control the development and maintenance of male characteristics including growth and function of the prostate.
Androgens stimulate and control the development and maintenance of masculine characteristics by binding to the androgen receptor (AR) and inducing a cascade of hormone responses.
Reprogramming somatic cells (SCs) to the pluripotent state presents both the fundamental interest of understanding and controlling the development and the practical importance of circumventing ethical and logistical issues of obtaining and supplying stem cells for therapy.
Recently, the hormone receptors have been reported to directly activate transcription of the evolutionarily conserved let-7 and control the development of larvae to adults in C. elegans [ 51].
Given that PRC2-mediated H3K27me3 confers stemness and controls the development of organisms by regulating the expression of developmental genes, 66, 67) tumor cells might usurp this epigenetic process to mediate adaptation to tumor environments.
