The phrase "and publishers to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing collaboration or partnerships between entities, particularly in the context of creating or producing content or products.
Example: "The organization aims to foster collaboration between authors and publishers to develop innovative educational materials."
Alternatives: "and publishers to create" or "and publishers to produce".
Tobii is also working with console-makers and video-game publishers to develop new markets for its technology.Another use is in e-readers.
Tapad uses data such as cookie IDs, operating system IDs, IP addresses, online registrations and data from partnering publishers to develop a probability that different devices are shared by the same person or household.
Experts Rebecca McPheters and Paul Burkey pointed to the redefinition of magazines with the introduction of tablets and e-readers that have pushed publishers to develop new business models and often a complete re-think of how to deliver content.
Yet while they have capitalized on Sony's success in North America, large American game publishers have found the Japanese market difficult to penetrate and have been forced to cooperate with Japanese publishers to develop games specifically for Japan and have games sold there.
This will create an exciting design challenge for their publishers to develop seductive ways of presenting their content on e-readers.
The industry argues that despite its limited application, the removal of the parallel imports restrictions will affect the ability of Australian publishers to develop stables of unique writers.
Mr. Ellis, who was keenly interested in intellectual property protections, made Wiley one of the first publishers to develop a digital object identifier — or D.O.I. — system, for embedding identifying marks in electronic books and journals to track their use in cyberspace.
The tale of bondage and domination has become the fastest-selling novel of the year, prompting a rush among publishers to develop their own take on the emerging phenomenon.
EL James's tale of bondage and domination has become the fastest-selling book of the year, prompting a rush among publishers to develop their own take on the emerging "mommy porn" phenomenon.
It also proposes action steps for supporting OA, such as encouraging publishers to develop new business models; monitoring the affordability of OA publication costs; and helping scholarly societies, many of which publish journals, to make the transition to OA.
