The phrase "and develop means for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or establishment of methods or tools to achieve a specific goal or purpose.
Example: "Our team aims to identify challenges in the project and develop means for effective communication among all members."
Alternatives: "and create methods for" or "and establish ways to".
Soil stress distribution was investigated to understand and to develop means for detonating or neutralizing antipersonnel landmines.
Addams argues that the poor are often victims of circumstance and that it is the responsibility of society to first understand those who are marginalized and then develop means for their participation in lateral progress.
In order to improve Turkey's market share in world tourism, organizations of the sector should develop means for the supplied quality and competitiveness.
Strikingly, few therapeutic options have shown efficacy against this stage of the disease, and a major goal of current translational research is to develop means for preventing or delaying progression to CRPC.
To develop means for avoiding undesirable trajectories along which poor health and health differences develop, it is necessary to understand the pathways to health inequalities and know how to improve the living conditions of families with children.
While Ms. Bravard envisages that robotic vacuums will eventually become popular, engineers must first develop means for them to clean stairs or furniture, she said.
It is therefore highly desirable to improve or develop means for reasonably approximating predictions of interactions.
This meeting identified the need for the international community to develop means for developing countries to acquire the expertise to implement a needs-based approach in HTA [ 10].
It is useful for testing current models of evolution on sequences that have undergone lineage-specific evolution, developing methods to identify such processes in real data, and developing means to account for such processes.
During World War II, Japan is said to have spread Yersinia-infected fleas in selected areas of China, and during the Cold War the United States and the Soviet Union developed means for spreading Yersinia directly as an aerosol a particularly efficient way to infect people with lethal pneumonic plague.
