"come to develop" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "We have come to develop new skills and strategies to help the team succeed."
How did you come to develop an interest in them?
A Breakdown in Communication: It wasn't clear how this patient had come to develop serotonin syndrome.
"I have come to develop a hearty antipathy to Shakespeare's comedies," he says.
But how did he come to develop his unique compositional style?
"They haven't dared to come to develop it yet because they know we are strong.
Yale Environment 360: How did you come to develop America's first offshore wind farm?
Thus, developers came to develop algorithms and systems by focusing on the private demand of personal authentication, and many biometric authentication systems are currently commercialized and used.
Two years later the opportunity came to develop Manhattans Columbus Circle, another troubled Manhattan site with a long history of failed development attempts.
When he came to develop his embittered character, there was plenty of material to draw on.
"Rachel and Becky Unthank came to develop some ideas in my studio in Somerset," Hazlewood says.
