The phrase "and thereby develop the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action leads to the development of something else, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "By implementing these strategies, we can enhance our productivity and thereby develop the skills necessary for success."
Alternatives: "and consequently foster the" or "and thus cultivate the".
We do not, in this article, aim to generate general knowledge about all kinds of CDSs, but rather to explore how clinicians have experienced using the 15 systems selected, and thereby develop knowledge of the longevity of application of some systems.
The aim of this up to date resource is to enable researchers to understand in an easy and more rapid manner the state of the art, and thereby develop relevant new information for the research and development communities.
If this is true, then it may be possible – by examining the genotype and phenotype of the 'rapid adaptors' – to identify mechanisms and thereby develop treatments to benefit the 'slow adaptors' [ 8- 10].
Each and every case at Alforme starts off with a consultation, during which the vet tries to figure out what's wrong with the animal and thereby develop a course of treatment to better the situation or remove the issue altogether.
By remaining open to the possibility that we simply don't know, we learn to let go of our immediate response to classify and judge, and thereby develop faith -- which is the existential confidence in the goodness of ourselves and the world.
It can also estimate the failure probability of the safety system and thereby develop a dynamic failure assessment tool for the offloading process at a particular FLNG plant.
However, there is also a possibility to add new R functions and thereby develop new types of analyses of the data in the database.
According to the author, the increasing number of case reports on AH is important for the further research for this headache that will allow future studies to examine the mechanism and thereby develop specific therapeutic strategies.
Instead, we suggest that a thorough understanding of visual and non-visual environmental aesthetics is needed, including examinations of the possibility that affect elicited by scenic encounters with preferred landscapes can lead people to form emotional attachments to the land and thereby develop a greater appreciation for sustainability goals.
In contrast, it may be possible to abstract much of the information available from an expression profile into a limited number of carefully chosen immunohistochemistry (IHC) assays and thereby develop evolved IHC panels that match the prognostic or predictive value of an expression profile [ 5, 24].
