The phrase "and developing new procedures" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ongoing efforts or initiatives related to creating or improving processes within an organization or project.
Example: "Our team is focused on enhancing efficiency and developing new procedures to streamline our workflow."
Alternatives: "and creating new protocols" or "and formulating new methods".
W. Larry Ford, assistant director of ATF's Office of Public and Governmental Affairs, said the agency "is committed to strengthening controls over weapons, laptops and ammunition by more strictly enforcing agency policies and by developing new procedures outlined in our response to the OIG". Many of the missing laptops contained sensitive or classified material, according to the report.
A major focus of the affiliation will be the training of the next generation of leaders in ophthalmology the scientists who will be developing new procedures and new treatments for eye diseases that currently are not curable in both countries and beyond.
Accomplishments should be in quantifiable form ("Saved company $2 million through developing new procedures") whenever possible and begin with action verbs when listed.
Some, such as Colorado and Washington, have been national leaders in developing new procedures that reduce the practice, and the administration has borrowed from their example in putting together the president's reforms.
He then talked about her early commitment to children's issues and what she had accomplished, nearly forty years ago, in law-school internships: developing new procedures at a hospital in Connecticut ("She was already determined to figure out how to make things better"), filing a report on juvenile detention in South Carolina ("always making things better").
For their next cycle, the group decided to focus on developing new procedures designed to remind officers to schedule an assessment whenever there was a positive screen (Act stage).
These included improvements to the risk extrapolation process by refining existing, or developing new, procedures, in part drawing on approaches already used in public health decision making.
Further research is needed to explore the molecular mechanisms that underlie MoAb-related reactions to accurately identify hypersensitivity reactions and to develop new procedures for predicting AEs during MoAb treatment.
