"develop familiarity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing acquiring an understanding of a concept, increasing knowledge of a subject, or defining a connection with an individual. For example: "The coach encouraged the athletes to develop familiarity with the new training techniques."
The first 5 de-identified interview transcripts were read and discussed by an interdisciplinary research team to develop familiarity with the early data and agree upon an analytic approach.
Data analysis involved three stages, first order descriptive analysis which involved repeated reading of the transcripts to develop familiarity with the content of the interviews.
This allows them to develop familiarity biases that are better focused on high-quality resources, which subsequently feeds back on collective learning.
For this assay, we trained wild-type animals to develop familiarity either to Escherichia coli HB101 (H) or to Pseudomonas DA1878 (D) (also called B7 in our previous study, Avery and Shtonda, 2003) by exposing the animals to one or the other bacterium from the first larval stage (L1) until adulthood.
The feedback provided by the clicker questions gave students an opportunity to develop familiarity with summative instruments because the majority of the questions in the TP games matched the style used in our summative assessments, with clinical vignette stems and multiple choice answers.
Indeed in the study by Bradley and colleagues a number of lecturers involved in nurse prescribing training commented that their students had particular concerns with pharmacology and would benefit from preparatory material covering basic principles to develop familiarity with pharmacological terminology [ 14].
Those workers get to know their clients, developing familiarity that ideally leads to even better hospitality over time.
"It appears as if the kidnapper is a local who developed familiarity with Zainab to take her along, probably telling her that he would take her to her parents," he said.
We developed familiarity with the data through repeated listening and reading of the interviews.
The researcher (MR) spent time in the clinic area gathering data, developing familiarity with the context and the environment.
Another possibility is that the developing familiarity with the patient in a long term relationship may be associated with less vigilance by the physician or less counseling in areas in which the patient may have initially shown resistance [ 40].
