"develop lifestyle" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing positive changes that someone can make in their life. For example: "She decided to develop a healthier lifestyle to improve her well-being."
According to informants, migrants with longer residence in Norway are more likely to develop lifestyle-related diseases, such as obesity, diabetes II, and cardiovascular disease.
55 As a rule, studies show that becoming a parent causes BMI to rise as new parents develop lifestyles that are more sedentary and involve less exercise.
After going public in 1999, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia impressed investors and homemakers alike with a series of profitable quarters, no debt, and expertise in developing lifestyle publications and merchandise.
According to 2015 research from the University of Copenhagen (pdf), citizens with a non-Danish background are at higher risk of developing lifestyle diseases such as diabetes.
Oxley Holdings, which has built residential projects with units selling for $2 million apiece, started developing "lifestyle" industrial properties last year — complete with swimming pools, gyms and rooftop gardens.
The NCA's Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre has stated that World-Check provided specialist advice and information "to help the team track high-risk suspects and support their work developing lifestyle analysis of travelling offenders...[of] child sexual abuse in the UK".
These findings suggest that Somali women are at increased risk of developing lifestyle related diseases [ 5].
In future, programme planners should incorporate a maintenance component when developing lifestyle interventions [ 52, 73].
