"develop concentration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the process or act of focusing or attending to something. For example, "I am practicing meditation to help develop concentration."
In his system of eurythmic exercises, designed to develop concentration and rapid physical reaction, time is shown by movements of the arms, and time duration i.e., note values by movements of the feet and body.
If I learn through group study I develop leadership skills while if I learn through individual study I develop concentration skills while if I learn in a mentorship relationship I develop interpersonal skills.
Moreover, the time difference between sponges and alginate beads might be due to the effect of internal diffusion resistance that can develop concentration gradient inside and on the outer surface of the alginate beads.
I might say to myself "May I be happy," a few times and think of my mom for a while, but sooner or later -- usually around the time I start trying to extend that warm feeling to some jerk or other -- it just starts to feel silly and I go back to the serious business of trying to develop concentration.
A model of this type can develop concentration isopleths over an area from weather data averaged over a variety of time periods such as a day, month or year.
Model outputs were mapped using ArcView GIS 8.2 [ 19] on an "intelligent" grid based on 100 × 100 fixed nodes (rectangle of 7518 × 7618 m). of the study area to develop concentration grids for each tracer pollutant.
The focus of this two-tiered program has been first to develop in vitro and in vivo assays to identify and classify substances relative to their potential interaction with endocrine systems (Tier 1) and then to develop concentration-response relationships in animal models (Tier 2).
van Donkelaar et al. (2010) integrated the satellite-based aerosol optical depth (AOD) and the chemical transport models (CTM) to develop concentrations of particulate matter < 2.5 μm in aerodynamic diameter (PM2.5).
Repetition, derided elsewhere as drill and kill, is considered the key to developing concentration.
In a typical exercise, the teacher plays one or two bars, which the student then executes while the next bars are played; thus, the student listens to a new rhythm while executing one already heard, an exercise requiring and at the same time developing concentration.
Silicon is still an interesting material for developing Concentration Photovoltaic (CPV) cells working at low and medium concentration range.
