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The phrase 'be conducive to developing' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express that something is helpful in helping something else progress or grow. For example: Providing consistent feedback to employees can be conducive to developing their skills.
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Preceptors were attracted by the fact that regional and rural patients had expressed willingness for active involvement in ambulatory teaching [ 21], and that continuity of student-patient relationships had been reported to be conducive to developing patient-centred graduates [ 5].
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Thus, further investigation into these issues will be conducive to develop Fe-fortified cultivars with increased assimilation and low-Cd cultivars without other toxic metals accumulation.
It recommends that ladder faculty members be jointly appointed with other units at Yale — a model it concludes is conducive to developing a multidisciplinary faculty that is fully integrated into Yale's scholarly community.
Our data suggest that the students' experiences were conducive to developing such values and appreciation for the science and engineering concepts emphasized in Studio STEM.
The CPA framework also emphasizes the use of social capital, which is conducive to developing mutual help and collaboration (Sun 2015).
A Federal entity with secondary mortgage market experience would be charged with regulatory oversight of the fully privatized GSEs, have the authority to approve guarantors, and develop a regulatory environment that is conducive to developing competition amongst new private guarantors and the incumbent GSEs, ensuring they would all be adequately capitalized and competing on a level playing field.
Most important, it has not been conducive to developing a medium- and long-term vision in response to the challenges related to a more systemic and comprehensive strengthening of monitoring and evaluation capacities in developing countries.
This is because, although sudden cardiac death can be considered primarily an arrhythmic event, post-MI patients with DM may have significant residual ischemia even after revascularization therapy (32) that is conducive to developing a life-threatening ventricular tachyarrhythmia.
However, the intended or unintended engagement in educational activities associated with assessment preparation tends not to be conducive to effectively developing domain-general problem solving competence (see also Neumann et al. [2012]).
The integration of the interactive effects of multiple factors and the separate examinations of migrants and local residents are demonstrated to be conducive to understanding social structural changes, developing targeted social policies, and expanding the theoretical horizon of global city research.
Alternatively, an advanced TiBN coating with enhanced resistance to oxidation must be developed, which will be conducive to its application for aluminium extrusion dies.
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