The phrase "and to stimulate the development of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts or actions aimed at encouraging growth or progress in a particular area, such as education, technology, or community initiatives.
Example: "The organization aims to provide resources and support to stimulate the development of local businesses."
Alternatives: "and to encourage the growth of" or "and to foster the advancement of".
The latest findings regarding the structural design principles and mechanical properties are presented in order to advance current understanding of keratinous materials and to stimulate the development of new bioinspired materials.
In addition, mouse ESC and iPSC-secreted protein Activin A was found to stunt epiblast (EPI) lineage development and to stimulate the development of the trophectoderm (TE) lineage in host embryos.
The company has a more ambitious agenda: Its goal is not only to enable current PCs and laptops to communicate wirelessly but also to retrofit existing consumer devices like televisions and to stimulate the development of whole new breeds of "mobile pads" that could use the desktop PC as their computing engine, while enabling mobile web browsing and cordless telephony.
It is time to assess the current state of the art of the methods, and to stimulate the development of a new generation of more evidence-based priority setting tools.
These findings should be confirmed in studies with larger number of patients and greater diversity of causes of left ventricular dysfunction, in order to better understand the impact of renal function in the course of CHF, and to stimulate the development of new therapeutic strategies, aiming to reduce the rates of hospitalization and mortality, secondary to cardiovascular diseases.
So you need to experiment to stimulate the development of the theory.
There are many operation modes in China to stimulate the development of EV market.
The administration agreed to create a $6 million fund to help stimulate the development of so-called affordable units.
Sing lullabies to your infant; these stimulate the development of brain connections, particularly during the first three years of life.
