The phrase "and professionals to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to collaboration with professionals for the purpose of development or improvement of a project, product, or service.
Example: "We are seeking funding to hire experts and professionals to develop innovative solutions for our community."
Alternatives: "and experts to create" or "and specialists to design".
Nikki Hastings, Bournemouth's first FSP, spent a considerable amount of time researching life story books and talking to adoptive parents, children and professionals to develop the team's approach.
This calls for students and professionals to develop a broad set of scientific and communication tools, as well as develop strong inter-personal skills to tackle integrated solutions to NSE problems as a team.
How do they handle students whose English is not at college level?" Mr. Reshef said his new university would use active and retired professors — some paid, some volunteers — along with librarians, master-level students and professionals to develop and evaluate curriculums and oversee assessments.
Students can also get involved in BYU's annual Social Venture Competition where they work with faculty, practitioners, and professionals to develop and implement business plans that meet social needs in areas such as health care, poverty, education, energy, and agriculture.
APSI offers an array of programs for students, academics and professionals to develop their knowledge of Asian Studies, building essential critical thinking and research skills that are valuable for future employment or further study.
There is little prior evidence of researchers' collaboration with families and professionals to develop and evaluate parent information and support resources in the form of an IHCA and/or using the progressively focused approach we adopted in this study.
Engage with faculty, alumni, and other professionals to develop relationships and learn from their experiences.
Students, in the Fall 2017 course AS.389.336 Heritage at Work, work alongside instructor Elizabeth Comer and other professionals to develop, design, and prepare exhibits for the new Museum of the Ironworker at Catoctin Furnace while learning about how artifacts make their way from archaeological excavations to museum exhibitions.
Our collaborations bring together world-class faculty, passionate students, and experienced professionals to develop new ideas, apply advanced research, and shape a better future for the earth and its inhabitants.
A campaign message development meeting was then held between the project team, social marketing experts and health professionals to develop a framework for the campaign and message hierarchy.
"We are working closely with patient groups and health professionals to develop a new Long-Term Conditions Strategy.
