"develop law" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to create or improve laws. Example: "The government has proposed a new committee to develop laws that protect the environment." In this sentence, "develop laws" means to create new laws or improve existing ones related to protecting the environment.
In addition, the town has hired a land-use consulting firm to help develop laws to regulate the size of new houses.
The growth of finances, industry, and land estates led the rabbis to develop laws concerning contracts, partnerships, and legal arrangements to circumvent the biblical prohibition against usury.
We must develop laws or regulations that address particular harm, like unwanted solicitations, identity theft or the dissemination of information to people who have no legitimate reason to obtain it.
Attorney General John Ashcroft said his department would redouble its efforts to investigate and prosecute child pornography cases and would work with Congress to develop laws that could pass court scrutiny.
"So much of our work has been trying to get authorities who can do something legally in their own countries to develop laws and regulations and put them in place operationally," he said.
Waste tires cause both health and environmental problems and this has forced governments to develop laws for recycling.
He said laws for print media had developed over many years and society would have to "go through the same process with social media" to develop laws and "public understanding".
By ratifying, the Netherlands (like other countries accepting the Convention) obligated itself to adapt and develop laws to ensure that the rights of the child are safeguarded (http://www.rijksoverheid.nl).nl
Educated religious leaders should work together to highlight the role of women, and the government should develop laws and mechanisms that promote and defend women's rights.
