The phrase "and develop a list" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of creating or compiling a list of items, ideas, or tasks.
Example: "To improve our project management, we need to brainstorm ideas and develop a list of actionable steps."
Alternatives: "and create a list" or "and compile a list".
The Hill reports that Mr. McCain has hired Arthur Culvahouse, a former White House counsel to Ronald Reagan, to help him vet and develop a list of running mates.
Next, students read over the column of anecdotal evidence and develop a list of five to ten questions they can ask older employees in their town or city about retirement and work.
"One of the things we want to avoid is being overly prescriptive and develop a list of things that can't be served to children because that list constantly changes," Mr. Manfredi said.
In this paper we outline the rationale, including establishing a set of criteria, for selecting eEOVs for the SOOS and develop a list of candidate eEOVs for further evaluation.
The countries said they planned to reevaluate diplomatic relations with Venezuela and develop a list of senior Venezuelan officials who could be barred from entering their territories or using their banking systems, and could also face asset freezes.
They might get a bad press from some job seekers, but for me it was invaluable to sit down and review my CV line by line and develop a list of examples to cover the most common competencies employers look for.
The reconciliation commission finalized language today for its founding charter and developed a list of initial activities.
When it was creating its list of restaurant types, Mr. Etess said the casino wanted to have a steakhouse and developed a list of potential tenants, one of which was Mr. Jordan's firm, Jump Higher.
It works to even the playing field by pooling resources, and developing a list of photo editors, curators and directors, while a Slack channel lets members share experiences and ask advice.
At a June 2004 briefing, the chief of the United States Southern Command, Gen. James T. Hill, said a team from Guantánamo went "up to our SERE school and developed a list of techniques" for "high-profile, high-value" detainees.
One by one, my students dissected these "bad" historical questions, and developed a list of qualities that would make for good historical inquiry, showing that they actually did know something about History.
