The phrase "and developers in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group that includes developers within a specific context, such as a project, industry, or community.
Example: "We are looking for feedback from users and developers in the software industry to improve our application."
Alternatives: "and programmers in the" or "and coders in the".
A Concept Development Process (CDP) model is proposed to help guide engineers, analysts, and developers in the development of the persona concept and its integration into the requirements engineering process.
After leaving the authority, Mr. Tretter entered private practice, based in Manhattan, and represented nonprofit groups and developers in the newly emerging development of publicly assisted middle-income housing, particularly co-op housing for middle-income people.
He also uses his foundation to scrutinise schemes by some of the country's most prominent architects and the foundation is even launching a Masters course at Oxford University to school clients and developers in the prince's vision of "sustainable development".
But before these concepts become reality, Sony will have to convince video game players and developers in the United States that EyeToy is more than a novelty.
Intel is opening up the platform to creators and developers, in the hopes that they'll be able to come up with some practical ways to take advantage of the robot's functions.
The debate and subsequent passage of the bill in the lower house of Parliament comes in the wake of widespread violent confrontations between farmers and developers in the country.
The bride, 36, is an executive producer and developer in the programming department at A&E Television Network in New York.
Her father is the chief financial officer of Bronx Pro Group, a housing manager and developer in the Bronx, and is an independent commercial mortgage broker.
*Expo Park at the Meadowlands -- This is a proposal put together by Hartz Mountain Industries of Secaucus, already a large landowner and developer in the Meadowlands, and its partners, Forest City Ratner, the Cleveland developer of office centers, retail outlets and hotels.
But members of the Libertarian Party, a community housing group and an adjacent property owner facing condemnation criticized the city for agreeing to a huge subsidy for a wealthy bank and developer in the most desirable office district in the world.
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