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The phrase "are required to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating obligations or necessities related to the development of something, such as a project, skill, or product.
Example: "All team members are required to develop their skills in project management to ensure the success of the initiative."
Alternatives: "must create" or "are obligated to produce".
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Such surveys are required to develop trend data which will facilitate intervention program development.
With this view, I have submitted that a pastoral sensitive development programme is required, if pastoral societies are required to develop, prosper and flourish.
Therefore, tissue engineering strategies are required to develop a vasculature.
What, if any, particular skills are required to develop the technology?
We first introduce some notions related to manifold geometry that are required to develop our methodology.
Companies that accept public money are required to develop strategies to turn around their businesses in three years.
Considerable resources are required to develop new nanoparticles for various applications.
Low-resistivity and high-transmission front contacts are required to develop high-performance CIGS solar cells.
Students are required to develop and present a series of research ideas throughout each course.
Four broad initiatives are required to develop the kind of innovation programs that create a sustainable strategy.
However, huge time and cost investments are required to develop an RNA aptamer into a pharmaceutical.
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