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The phrase "and culminated in the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a series of events or processes led to a significant outcome or creation.
Example: "The research project began with initial studies and culminated in the development of a groundbreaking new technology."
Alternatives: "and resulted in the creation of" or "and led to the formation of".
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International and national deliberation ensued and culminated in the development of international guidelines [ 4].
Lead optimization efforts resulted in the discovery of several potent preclinically effective and apparently safe compounds and culminated in the development of piragliatin (for example, see structures in Supplementary Fig. 1), which was advanced through phase 2 trials but was then discontinued for undisclosed reasons.
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The present work starts with analysis, and culminates in the development of engine.
This was a highly successful Open example of true collaboration and for me it culminated in the development of the SAX protocol late that year.
Improvements to the image acquisition [ 15] and image processing software [ 16] culminated in the development of the semi-automatic Autovis system [ 5].
This research has culminated in the development of a number of algorithms for solving the associated tracking problem.
Its stealth research culminated in the development of the F-117A Nighthawk, which first flew in 1981.
During the first decade of the 20th century, intensive research efforts culminated in the development of several commercial nitrogen-fixation processes.
Efforts like these culminated in the development of the theory of chemical structure, by German chemist August Kekulé and others, which emerged just before 1860.
This eventually culminated in the development of the multiple sensors degenerate unmixing estimation technique, termed MENUET [14, 15].
This effort culminated in the development of the Menstrual Hygiene Management in Emergencies Toolkit, a cross-sectoral resource (Sommer et al. 2017).
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