"develop links" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, but it typically refers to the act of creating or building connections or relationships between different things or people. Example: The company worked hard to develop links with other businesses in the industry, which resulted in increased partnerships and collaborations.
A statement from Coventry City Council read: "The deal ensures the council makes a return on its original investment of £13.7m into the arena development… it will also lead to work to develop links with Coventry Rugby Club".
We have exploited this property of the sub-5X data (see Additional file 1: Figure S1) to develop LINKS, which extracts paired k-mers from the ONT reads, and uses them to link contig pairs (Fig. 2).
This includes the development of their school radio station, TV channel and newspaper to develop links with the community and give students practical media experience.
They will also aim to develop links with volunteers who will report both criminal and non-criminal online hate incidents.
This is slowly changing as Polish companies develop links with German, Dutch, French, U.S. and British partners.
Under the agreement, the Meadowlands will link www.predictit.com with its Web site, www.thebigm.com, and help the company develop links with racetracks worldwide.
And to get clients, she had agreed to develop link-ups that would have scant demand.
Altogether, it took them one and a half years to develop Link's Awakening.
The core factors are clinical level partnership activities that clinicians undertake to develop linked service delivery.
This protocol will lead to the generation of unique datasets which will be used to develop linked inverse dynamic and forward dynamic biomechanical foot models.
According to the Council of European Municipalities and Regions (CEMR), twin towns should not be merely symbolic, but about citizens developing links in social and economic issues, sustainable development and environment.
