The phrase "and then develop a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a sequence of actions that includes creating or formulating something after a previous step.
Example: "First, we will gather the necessary data, and then develop a comprehensive report based on our findings."
Alternatives: "and subsequently create a" or "and afterward formulate a".
And then develop a kick-ass continuous training and development programme to make sure that your team evolves and leads the market.
"First we have to accept that robots are a part of our society and then develop a market for them.
Therefore you are going to have to break certain dependencies and then develop a linear flow based on that.
Because it takes so long for companies to explore and then develop a deepwater oil field, the oil and gas from those leases is just beginning to flow.
"Today we have written to residents on the estate with the pledge to work to understand their circumstances and then develop a rent policy that is demonstrably fair.
The next step in launching an AI program is to systematically evaluate needs and capabilities and then develop a prioritized portfolio of projects.
They go on to show that this problem is NP-hard and then develop a number of algorithms that can find solutions.
Once you've had that realization, and then develop a strategy better targeted to the new goal, you are in a much better position to actually make it happen.
In this paper, we present a four-unknown shear deformation theory and then develop a shear deformable functionally graded cylindrical microshell model using the strain gradient elasticity theory.
So, can we just perform the bioassay of a few fractions, and then develop a method to predict the bioactivities of other fractions?
We formulate the problem in the general scenario of interactive demand channels as a mixed-integer linear programming model, and then develop a unified model through reformulation.
