"develop appetite for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to cultivate or increase one's desire or taste for something. Example: The cooking class helped me to develop an appetite for new and exotic flavors.
'The whole point is that this is not a horror story.' He is a man with a highly developed appetite for life and all its sensual pleasures.
She also studied other drugs, and proved that weekend users of alcohol were less effective on Monday mornings, and that marijuana smokers indeed developed appetites for snacks.
As young people develop their own frameworks, they also develop an appetite for creation.
Nor is it simply that China has been growing at 9% a year on average; it is that consumers in the big developing countries have developed an appetite for higher protein western diets.
Weinstein believes these streaming services feed and develop an appetite for independent films rather than sating it.
With expansionist powers such as Russia and China for neighbours, Kazakhstan's leader worries that some day someone will develop an appetite for its territory.
It is a recovery that seems to be strengthening, raising hopes that employers will at last develop an appetite for hiring.
Recently, POSCO, South Korea's largest steelmaker, gave warning of China "turning into a threat" as South Korean shipyards develop an appetite for cheap mainland steel.
As credit markets begin to heal and once-wary bond investors develop an appetite for higher returns, they are beginning to stray from Treasury notes, sending yields sharply higher and potentially increasing the cost for the government.
One moment you might be in the mood for the crunchy-granola atmosphere of Vermont, and an hour later develop an appetite for the vinegary Live Free or Die flavor of New Hampshire.
How did a nation of once moderate eaters (less than two per cent of adults were obese in the Seventies) develop an appetite for monster portions that has contributed to one in four British adults today being classified as obese?
