"develop desire" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase often suggests creating a greater enthusiasm or passion within oneself. For example, you could say, "I need to develop a desire to have a successful career."
The difference is that GM technology enables us to more precisely develop desired traits in crops, such as drought- and herbicide-tolerance and disease-resistance.
This resonant "third entity" called for "rich subjecitivties that have no fear, expand in joy, develop desires and cast off death to have an adequate relationship between bodies and life".
A company that engages with its target audience regularly and authentically though great content will not only have the upper hand to develop desired products, they will have a set of buyers lined up to make purchases.
In his account, Dye was anything but reckless: he was a meticulous planner with a highly developed desire to push himself – George Mallory in a dinghy.
In contrast, developing desire and mental capacities to make use of the Internet's many conveniences is an abstract, psychological challenge (with a potentially infinite scope).
The PARP-2 selective inhibitor is important for clarifying specific roles of PARP-2 in the pathophysiological process and developing desired drugs with reduced off-target side effects.
These SSRs might be useful in selecting and developing desired chemotypes of kalmegh following molecular breeding approaches.
I was, for instance, stunned by the passage, "From attachment, selfish desire develops; from desire, anger develops.
But now suppose that someone does develop this desire (to prove Papineau wrong, say) so that it is desired for the first time.
"I did develop a desire to look after her, because she's trusting you with her stuff.
