The phrase "and developing new methodologies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of creating or improving methods or techniques in a particular field or discipline.
Example: "Our research team is focused on enhancing existing practices and developing new methodologies to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and creating innovative approaches" or "and formulating new techniques."
Like a farmer, one can harvest the crops of in-country knowledge and experience, research and develop new methodologies, and all with the guarantee of being able to leave as and when one pleases.
In an email, Murck said the agenda of the Washington meeting was to "help regulators, policymakers and law enforcement officials better understand the Bitcoin protocol and distributed finance so they can make better decisions and develop new methodologies for identifying and interceding illicit activity.
We reviewed scientific literature, analyzed existing Cape Cod environmental and epidemiologic data, conducted pilot environmental studies, and developed new methodologies suited to the nascent research questions.
We propose innovative selection of cases and controls and gathering of additional variables to address new outcomes of interest and develop new methodologies to control for potential sources of bias.
We explore the inter-nucleotide representation introduced by Nair and Mahalakshmi (2005) and develop new methodologies to analyze this representation and extract some interesting features of the DNA correlation structure.
These groups focus on developing new methodologies, indicators and monitoring tools, building statistical capacity at the country level, developing joint estimates and harmonizing partners' monitoring work.
The availability of fluorescent dyes and the advances in the optical systems for in vivo imaging have stimulated an increasing interest in developing new methodologies to study and quantify the biodistribution of labeled agents.
Banks strive to meet the expectations of customers while responding to changing market demands, and that, in turn, requires a flexible system for developing new methodologies.
Although facility cores are meant to provide services for center members, they also play an important role in developing new methodologies, adapting instrumentation for center needs, and educating center members of the value and utility of services and methods.
