The phrase "and developing technologies for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of creating or improving technologies for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "Our company is focused on research and developing technologies for sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "and creating technologies for" or "and innovating technologies for".
This article describes a range of currently available and developing technologies for creating and presenting annotations, glosses, and other comments on digital documents.
We conclude by briefly touching on available and developing technologies for quantitative root phenotyping from lab to field, from quantification of partial root profiles in the field to 3D reconstruction of whole root systems.
The various programs, under the umbrella of the DOE's Coal Power Program, address near and long-range needs and include developing cost-effective environmental control technologies to comply with current and emerging regulations and developing technologies for near-zero emissions power and clean fuels plants with carbon dioxide management capability.
Singapore is further reducing its dependence on imported water by building new facilities for desalinating seawater, and developing technology for using reclaimed and treated wastewater in industrial settings.
Imagine General Motors GMM) stopping making Cadillacs and Chevrolets to concentrate only on SUVs and developing technology for others to use to make cars.
NASA is evaluating and developing technology for long-term storage of cryogenic propellant in space.
The BGM vector system is a unique and developing technology for propagation of very large fragments of heterologous DNA.
He supports spending $10 billion to research and develop technologies for burning coal more cleanly, more than twice as much as Mr. Bush has proposed.
Wiles evaluates and develops technologies for the lab, and he was convinced that this new tool, ingeniously adapted from an immune strategy that bacteria and archaea use to protect themselves from viruses, would revolutionize the way JAX engineered mice.
NASA has reallocated $2.4 billion from existing programs to define and develop technology for the project through 2007.
For instance, many of these companies may provide genome information and consulting services to pharmaceutical companies and develop technology for new drugs.
