The phrase "can be developed further" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that a topic or idea can be explored in more depth. For example: "This research has identified a number of interesting trends, but further analysis could reveal more detailed insights that can be developed further."
A certain amount of time has to pass, though, before I know which short stories can be developed further and which should remain as they are.
The theory establishes a framework which can be developed further, and applies to flows containing fractal aggregates in both industry and the natural environment.
Taken together, our results suggest that KR-12-a5 and its analogs can be developed further as novel antimicrobial/anti-inflammatory agents to treat antibiotic-resistant infections.
There is the need to understand the composition of oral biofilms so that appropriate preventive and treatment regimens, including using appropriate antimicrobials, can be developed further.
They make a number of assumptions about the behavior of their system and how its components interact that will need to be tested experimentally before it can be developed further.
The idea of cyclic application with evaluation scales can be developed further by applying it to large scale buildings with additional and/or other types of transitions and scales.
The modal-existential analysis of ontological dependence can thus be developed further and it can perhaps overcome some of the problems that were pointed out earlier.
The four steps are built on a solid theoretical foundation and therefore represent a generic framework that can easily be developed further.
We have also identified a gene predictor set that can potentially be developed further for use in diagnostic algorithms in PC.
Skills and knowledge can then be developed further during postgraduate experience and regardless of the eventual career path.
How can this use of cell phones be developed further?
