The phrase "are necessary for developing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing essential elements or requirements needed for growth or progress in a particular context, such as projects, skills, or processes.
Example: "The resources and training programs are necessary for developing effective communication skills in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are essential for fostering" or "are crucial for building".
Therefore, both the ultra-high growth accuracy and the uniformity testing methodology are necessary for developing nowadays devices of that kind.
Mobility research has found, for example, that interactions involving physical co-presence are necessary for developing extended relations of trust (Urry, 2002).
In this section, some basic definitions and some fundamental results are introduced, which are necessary for developing the main results of this article.
The final paper in this thematic issue demonstrates how spatio-temporal elements of crime events are necessary for developing timely police interventions and responses.
In this section, we recall some basic facts and concepts that are necessary for developing a Riemannian CG algorithm on the COP manifold, cf. [23].
For practical application of MFCs to WWT, further studies are necessary for developing technologies for the production of large and cheap electrodes.
Identifying user requirements is necessary for developing a user-oriented product, but it is equally important to apply a development process that allows the project team to fulfil these requirements.
In some instances private enterprise is used; in others, government provides the facilities and equipment, especially if the rationale for government involvement is that a strong transportation system is necessary for developing the nation's economy or for its defense.
This information is necessary for developing a more fundamental understanding of chemical dispersion of crude oil at low salinity.
Thus, understanding the upstream regulation of the Wnt signaling pathway is necessary for developing new methods to alleviate these diseases, especially colon cancers.
The assessment of the electrostatic hazard of hydrogen is necessary for developing hydrogen-based energy systems in which hydrogen is used in fuel cells.
