"develop evidence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you need to explain that something should be backed up with evidence. For example, "I need to develop evidence that this program is effective before I will approve it."
Andersen argued that prosecutors were improperly using the grand jury to investigate the firm to develop evidence for trial.
"The fact that it was not destroyed was an opportunity to develop evidence from it," Mr. Browne said.
We did, however, develop evidence for a difference between outstanding executives and others on another dimension of decision making style.
But, the prosecutor said, it took months to develop evidence to link Mr. Lucarella to the men who had run down the lawyer.
That strategy is to seek out small, well-defined parts of the case where crimes may have been committed, develop evidence and, if possible, quickly bring an indictment.
Almost 10 years ago I left frontline practice to help to develop evidence about the effectiveness of social work and social care interventions.
Then she works collaboratively to develop evidence-based practices and policies to address those concerns.
They have deputized legal advisers from several Western countries to help Iraqis develop evidence-gathering techniques and forensics.
The goal of the PEITHO Program is to develop evidence-based strategies that will prevent venous thromboembolism in children.
It would help us develop evidence-led, professionalised policing and produce well-qualified recruits ready to apply digital and other skills to law enforcement.
To develop evidence-based recommendations for the optimum numbers of blastocyst stage embryos to transfer in women ≥38 years old.
