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The phrase "and developed as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of growth or evolution of something, often in a specific context or field.
Example: "The software was initially created as a simple tool and developed as a comprehensive platform over the years."
Alternatives: "and evolved into a" or "and transformed into a".
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Iron Man 3 was conceived and developed as a collaboration between Marvel Pictures and DMG Entertainment.
"They've grown and developed as a team," said one of the parent coaches, Lynn Lucas.
The area was settled in 1871 and developed as a stagecoach station.
It was granted municipal autonomy in 1260 and developed as a trade centre.
Initially launched as a website and free iPhone app, it has now been extended to other platforms and developed as a premium paid-for service, Audioboo Pro.
Although he has changed and developed as a writer, some qualities are constant from Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead (1966) to Rock'n'Roll (2006).
Formerly part of the port facilities, it was restored in the early 21st century and developed as a recreation area, including an underwater aquarium.
Later it became a major stop on the Northern Pacific Railway and developed as a shipping point for grain and livestock.
El Centro was laid out in 1905 by W.F. Holt and developed as a commercial and transportation centre for the irrigated Imperial Valley.
In fact, a question period was introduced and developed as a substitute for MPs' former powers to insist on debates on issues of current importance.
Settled in 1838, it was named for Matthew T. Goldsborough of the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad and developed as a trade and shipping centre for farm produce.
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