"develop indicators" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, such as in a research paper, project proposal, or business report. Example: The aim of this study is to develop indicators that measure economic growth and sustainability in developing countries.
This calls for innovation in accounting (Schaltegger et al. 2017) to develop indicators and mechanisms to assess the various facets of sustainable development.
Recognising this, the MSG has established a two-year programme to develop indicators of wellbeing in the traditional Melanesian context.
We need to develop indicators to complement GDP – not as an international standard, or benchmark – but to allow individual countries to measure what is important to them, and to make truly informed decisions.
Gottfried Leibbrandt said: "Banks can learn from one another about the modus operandi and put better preventative measures in place; entities like Swift can serve as the information sharing channel, and we can develop indicators of compromise to help those banks improve their detective capabilities.
It is currently engaged in a consultation process to develop indicators that will give a global overview on the relationship between health and climate (Watts et al. 2017).
In particular, the Australian example shows how important it is to develop indicators to rank the performance of the private providers.
In contrast, this paper proposes to apply the fund-flow model as an accounting framework that can be used to develop indicators for energy-efficient urban planning.
The European Landscape Convention emphasizes landscapes as perceived by people, so the political pressure to develop indicators suitable for monitoring landscape qualities related to perception has increased.
It first aim is to develop indicators on nutritional variability and on the quantity and quality of labelling parameters, by food sector and possibly by type of brands.
The aim of this work was to develop indicators of the potential of ecosystems to deliver services related specifically to bees, i.e. to pollination and honey production.
The objective of this study was to define "quality" of headache care, and develop indicators that are applicable in different settings and cultures and to all types of headache.
