The phrase "and decided to redevelop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a choice made to improve or change something, often in the context of projects, plans, or ideas.
Example: "After reviewing the initial proposal, the team evaluated their options and decided to redevelop the entire concept to better meet client needs."
Alternatives: "and chose to revamp" or "and opted to redesign".
Mr. Toffler decided to redevelop it for MTV, and what changed says a lot about the channel today.
In the 1990s, South Africa decided to redevelop the Old Fort Prison that jailed political prisoners like Mandela and Gandhi alongside those who transgressed now-illegal apartheid laws.
Without destroying the mill structure, which would have triggered the one-third formula of Development Rules, he decided to redevelop the spaces around it.
After nearly a decade of legal wrangling, especially over the laid-off workers' dues, it was decided to redevelop the defunct land – an eye-popping 600 acres in prime south and central Bombay.
In 1994, the New South Wales government decided to redevelop the site but not before investigating what colonial relics might lie beneath.
Of the two, the blob-shaped dump would probably have been easier to spot than the ribbon of the wall, until New York's city government decided to redevelop Fresh Kills as a park a few years ago.In its way, Fresh Kills was an emblem of American culture, just as the Great Wall is an emblem of Chinese culture.
It was left abandoned for many years before the owners decided to redevelop the site.
Cooper agreed to take on Weinstein, who decided to redevelop his Probe published short story into a script for the animated Star Trek.
Secrecy of ownership was maintained to give Grosvenor time to decide how to redevelop the site without being besieged by "vendors" such as architects and engineers, spokesman Andy Stinson said.
When the bank that Tatishev helped run, B.T.A., decided to invest in redeveloping Batumi, the obvious partner was the Silk Road Group.
