The phrase "confidence develops" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe the process of someone gaining self-assurance or belief in themselves. Example: Through hard work and perseverance, my confidence develops with each new challenge I overcome.
Along the way, there is much anxiety over loyalty and much fear of dissolution, but ultimately a new confidence develops.
Citing the death of a patient in a gene-therapy experiment last year, Dr. Henney warned that "if a crisis in confidence develops, if research subjects no longer feel safe, then medical research will grind to a halt".
Here, we investigated how one specific metacognitive ability (the relationship between task performance and confidence) develops in adolescence, a period of life associated with the emergence of self-concept and enhanced self-awareness.
As your confidence develops and you have a settled routine in place, it will likely become easier to discipline your writing to achieve your larger project.
Do this daily and watch their confidence develop.
The common thread was rock-solid confidence, developed through parental encouragement and sports.
She is the author of Present for Success: A Powerful Approach to Building Confidence, Developing Impact and Transforming your Presentations.
My favorite is "awkidence," a conflation of awkwardness and confidence developed "in the bedroom mirror of teenage girls".
Hers was a space in which kids could grow in confidence, develop lasting friendships and get their heads around some of the greatest plays ever written.
I believe that involvement in music can change lives - it can help build confidence, develop different skills and raise educational attainment.
Thus, the largest flows of foreign investment were unprotected by investment treaties, owing to the mutual confidence developed countries enjoyed in each others' systems of governance and courts.
