The phrase "and hence to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a consequence or result that follows from a previous statement, leading to the action of development.
Example: "The research findings were promising, and hence to develop a new strategy, we must consider these results."
Alternatives: "and therefore to create" or "and thus to establish".
The research work aims to provide understanding on the structural behavior of cold-formed steel Z sections with lapped connections, and hence, to develop a set of rational design rules for multi-span purlin systems with overlaps.
The purpose of using CFD is to enable a more detailed study on the velocity and torque distribution across the hydrokinetic turbine and hence to develop more insight of design information about its performance under low velocity condition.
The research work aims to provide understanding to the structural performance of lapped connections between cold-formed steel Z sections, and hence, to develop a set of rational design rules for multi-span purlin systems with overlaps in modern roof construction.
The research project aims to provide understanding to the structural performance of lapped connections between cold-formed steel Z sections, and hence, to develop a set of rational design rules for multi-span purlin systems with overlaps in modern roof construction.
It would be difficult for a microorganism to overcome these multiple sites of action shown by an antimicrobial agent and hence to develop resistance.
The programme enabled participants to pass through the full cycle of reflection, and hence to develop the above-mentioned personal resources.
"This is an essential tool to understanding business problems, and hence to developing entrepreneurial strategies". — Goldfarb.
It follows that fallout Pu has not been significantly transferred from the mother to the fetus and hence to the developing milk tooth enamel.
Private property relations allow the individual to choose which things to labour on and with, and hence how to develop.
The presented study has highlighted the need for accurate measurements of aggregates' and minerals' specific surface areas and (hence) requirements to develop new approaches to resolve problems associated with BET-based methods.
This reflects the higher complexity of the amniote heart, which needs more time to differentiate and hence starts to develop earlier (Starck 1979 1982).
