The phrase "are to develop a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating a future obligation or plan to create something.
Example: "The team members are to develop a comprehensive strategy for the upcoming project."
Alternatives: "are expected to create a" or "are required to formulate a".
The Taskforce objectives are to develop a vision for pharmacy education; advocate the development of a sustainable pharmacy workforce relevant to needs (health, education and market); investigate the limited capacity of pharmacy higher education institutions, particularly in developing countries; and provide a framework for quality assurance of pharmacy education.
Therefore, the identification of additional OAs that are expressed by either tumor or stromal cells surrounding HER2 positive lesions is urgently needed if we are to develop a combined and more efficient anticancer approach which may prevent the development of the very resistance to anti-HER2 therapy that is responsible for tumor relapse [ 26].
The overall objectives are to develop a biomechanical model for a simulated fall with outstretched hand.
GeneDroid could also be used in regular clinical settings: to develop a genetically targeted treatment routine, or screen for how likely you are to develop a disease.
A thorough understanding of the mechanisms underlying the action of various vaccines is essential if we are to develop a universal influenza vaccine.
Design challenges are to develop a high-bandwidth system which allows the creation of such a force feedback along the desired degrees of freedom.
The objectives of the present study are to develop a thin-walled box beam finite element and to propose tentative design charts for adequate spacing of intermediate diaphragms.
The objectives of the present study are to develop a curved box beam finite element and to propose tentative design charts for adequate maximum spacing of intermediate diaphragms.
The purposes of this paper are to develop a novel MEG phantom that can be calibrated and to demonstrate the advantages of the calibrated phantoms.
If the peoples inhabiting the various islands of Britain are to develop a more optimistic sense of themselves and their polity, more creative and radical thought and initiatives will be needed.
It is crucial to be frank with our people – the challenges are significant and require the concerted efforts of every Tunisian if we are to develop a shared democratic culture based on dialogue, acceptance of difference and equal participation.
