The phrase "and developing the device" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of creating or improving a device, typically in a technical or project-related context.
Example: "The team is focused on designing the software and developing the device to enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "and creating the device" or "and building the device".
The researchers are combining their expertise in MEMS design and fabrication, NV center and mechanical experimentation, and nuclear spin theory to test and develop the device.
"….manufacturers should build in cybersecurity controls when they design and develop the device to assure proper device performance in the face of cyber threats, and then they should continuously monitor and address cybersecurity concerns once the device is on the market and being used by patients".
Despite the capital-intensive challenges of both developing the device and mass-producing enough of them to keep manufacturing costs low — and claims that he was broke in December — McAfee says that D-Central is "definitely self-funded" and that he "will not under any circumstances consider traditional venture funding".
Metro-North spent 18 months and $3.6 million developing the devices, which the railroad believes are the first of their kind in the United States.
The cause was complications of heart failure, said Jean Kantrowitz, his wife of nearly 60 years and a longtime colleague in developing the devices.
In this paper, we have returned to the requirement of a constant heating power per unit length of the wire and developed the appropriate device, which is free of limitations reported earlier.
A 3D modelling software (123D Design, AutoDesk Inc., CA) was used to design and develop the 3D printed device in silico.
It took several different models and prototypes to develop the device, which is the focus of his doctoral thesis in mechanical engineering.
"The sensor we've developed is much more accurate and sensitive than existing systems, yet is far more compact and portable," says Wysocki, who developed the device in 2012 and tested it at the Cleveland Clinic last year.
The Nanomal consortium, led by St George's University of London and biotech company QuantuMDx, developed the device in response to World Health Organisation warnings of the growth of drug resistance due to inaccurate drug prescription.
