The phrase "and developing a structured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of creating or organizing something in a systematic way.
Example: "The team is focused on improving our workflow and developing a structured approach to project management."
Alternatives: "and creating a systematic" or "and establishing an organized".
We designed and developed a structured assessment instrument of echocardiographic technical skills that showed evidence of validity in terms of high correlations between test scores on a normal person and the level of physician competence, as well as acceptable inter- and intra-rater reliability scores.
She wants INGSA-Africa to play a role "in coordinating efforts and developing a more structured, methodological approach to the ways we do it".
Commonly cited goals included improving fitness levels, losing weight, increasing confidence levels, improving diet and developing a more structured, daily routine.
The work-scheme of the approach consisted of four phases: (1) collecting information and network building, (2) a thorough analysis of problems followed by making strategic choices, (3) developing a structured design, and (4) reporting and communication.
However, there's still very much to be done developing a structured, international open data ecosystem.
In this paper, we address this issue by developing a structured process of generalisation.
Our lab discovered the metal abstraction peptide (MAP) and its novel chemistry that binds transition metals and develops a uniquely structured product with compatible properties for use in clinical applications.
Five nurses from three randomly selected health centres of the Ministry of Health MINSAA), were interviewed, in order to gain understanding about the health organization, delivery of care and constraints experienced in their daily routine, and subsequently develop a structured questionnaire.
Saliba and associates developed a structured implicit review form for use with retrospective chart audits to determine the appropriateness of ED transitions [ 48].
The results of the review were used to create a library of currently available designs, and to develop a structured approach to phase II trial design outlining key points for consideration.
