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The phrase "are worth developing further" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ideas, projects, or concepts that have potential for additional exploration or enhancement.
Example: "The initial findings from our research are promising and suggest that these theories are worth developing further."
Alternatives: "merit additional exploration" or "deserve further investigation".
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The companies will have six months to come up with plans; NASA will then decide which are worth developing further.
Biomarkers for these mechanisms can be used to determine whether potential compounds are worth developing further by providing proof of mechanistic action and detecting early signs of neuropsychiatric adverse effects.
These results on competition between tRNAs for aminoacylation versus competition between tRNA synthetases are worth developing further and probably will yield deeper insights into tRNA aminoacylation by tRNA synthetases.
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I have been scouting out some such threads, to see what might be worth developing further.
"This is a direction which is worth developing further," he said.
Even so, the complementarity strategy might be worth developing further.
Culturally relevant measures are worth developing for long-term psychosocial programming.
"Yes, that there's something there, just a kernel, but it's worth developing that further.
So it is worth developing new, more effective compounds, such as gemini QACs.
If they do get absorbed and then persist, the drug is probably worth developing further.
After the software has yielded its stunning map, he develops hunches about which connections are worth exploring further.
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