The phrase "and possibly develop a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing potential actions or outcomes that may occur in the future.
Example: "The team aims to enhance the software's functionality and possibly develop a new feature that improves user experience."
Alternatives: "and perhaps create a" or "and maybe establish a".
But, she said, the department first would need to get information-sharing agreements in place with the probation department and other outside entities, train new social workers and possibly develop a "dedicated and targeted unit" to deal with high-risk juveniles.
Over time, as residents adjust to their new environment, they make new friends, and possibly develop a positive attitude.
More research is needed to elucidate these potential mechanisms and possibly develop a tailored therapy for these diabetes specific mechanisms of atherothrombotic disease.
In addition, the self-report system should be interactive in the sense that it allows the patient him/herself to follow, and possibly develop an understanding of the possible interconnections between the blood pressure and the self-reports.
For example, Toyota and Intel announced last Fall that the two companies would be researching and possibly developing an automotive infotainment platform.
The objective of this study is to gain a deeper insight into the etiology of low back pain and to possibly develop a tool for early identification of high-risk groups.
That the article will be published so close to the election – and possibly develop into a book like many of Mr. Lewis's other Vanity Fair projects – seems to make it all the more risky for the White House to invite the author in.
To better understand this finding and to possibly develop an improved method of adjusting the bolus recommendations covering HF meals, we sought to identify the mechanism responsible for the increased insulin requirement observed in the original RCT.
Computers, the thinking goes, cannot possibly develop a sense of humor until they can grasp the subtleties of our rich social and cultural settings.
On the clinical side, studies involving HDACis should demonstrate on target activity in tumor tissue in addition to simply monitoring drug levels and histone acetylation in PBMCs as a surrogate), and possibly develop novel dosing and/or application schedules, such as oral vs. intravenous application, extended release or infusion over several hours, multiple dosing with lower doses etc.
The ways in which interacting species affect each other's gene expression, and possibly develop resistance against manipulation by other species, is a largely unexplored research area.
