The phrase 'develop and carry out' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a plan or task that someone is expected to perform. For example, "The project manager was asked to develop and carry out a strategy for increasing customer loyalty."
The report also strongly urges our institutions to develop and carry out rigorous oversight policies for institutional conflicts of interest.
Her mission, which she pursues at conventions and businesses across the country, is to help companies develop and carry out marketing strategies aimed at people with disabilities.
Ms. Chávez said the group wanted to raise awareness of the award, which requires the Girl Scout to develop and carry out a sustainable project in her community.
Only through an honest assessment of past failures can we effectively develop and carry out policies that make our communities safe places for children.
And we have supported increased financing for the Environmental Protection Agency to develop and carry out its Endocrine Disruptor Screening Program.
Yet according to the Pentagon's inspector general, psychologists, under the guise of behavioral science, have used their credentials to develop and carry out these highly abusive techniques at Guantánamo, in Iraq and Afghanistan, and elsewhere.
The system is developed and carried out by volunteers from academe and industry, drawn from relevant professional and technical disciplines.
It is hardly news that medical staff at the C.I.A. and the Pentagon played a critical role in developing and carrying out torture procedures.
Sanford Gifford Cambridge, Mass., March 1, 2010 To the Editor: Health professionals were central in developing and carrying out our country's misguided torture policies and practices.
In February of 1943, a cast of colorful oddballs developed and carried out one of the most elaborate deceptions of World War II, a plan to disguise the impending Allied invasion of Sicily, framed around the body of a dead man.
He announced a $1.5 billion effort to prevent foreclosures in five states hard-hit by the housing bust — Nevada, Arizona, California, Florida and Michigan — by feeding money into programs that would be developed and carried out by the housing agencies in the targeted states.
