The phrase "and developing new ways" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing innovation, creativity, or improvement in various contexts, such as business, education, or technology.
Example: "Our team is focused on enhancing user experience and developing new ways to engage our audience."
Alternatives: "and creating new methods" or "and finding innovative solutions".
We're constantly looking for and developing new ways to recruit and retain E.M.S. volunteers, particularly youth.
We're all on this journey together, learning from the success of new movements and developing new ways to broaden and deepen public support.
Mostly he has focused on terror and developing new ways to halt the spread of forbidden weapons of mass destruction, including a Proliferation Security Initiative.
I'm astounded by the variety, which changes as I age, like a disease evolving and developing new ways to attack your body.
With a background in journalism and community management, Joanna is responsible for identifying and developing new ways for Guardian journalists to use digital technologies to better understand, connect and collaborate with readers.
Successful change-agile leaders at all levels in the organization respond to changes in the business environment by seizing opportunities, including throwing out old models and developing new ways of doing business.
He says Europe must show solidarity with Greece, and develop new ways to handle migration.
Based on the mechanistic insights, we identified and developed new ways to control amyloid formation.
At a local level, new technologies – many based on sharing – have helped people try and develop new ways to live, earn a living and build community.
It is an opportunity to realign individual leadership roles in a no-fear environment; to encourage players and coaches to embrace risk and develop new ways of thinking.
@hannahrw (Instagram) Neil's job is to find and develop new ways for people to explore, learn about, share and play with their cultural heritage.
