"develop network" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of establishing and growing a network of relationships or an online network. For example: Our company is investing in new marketing strategies to develop networks throughout our customer base.
Some substitute experiences take it to the next step and develop network effects in ways that the original experiences did not.
She is PI in the UVA activities in GigaPort Research on Network projects to develop network models and control plane for lambda networks and topology handling.
In the same context, polynomial functions over finite fields have been used to develop network inference methods for gene regulatory networks.
Software Defined Networking (SDN) is a powerful approach that enhances network control and management, and provides a flexible way to develop network applications.
The project will also analyze existing brain tissue samples from Alzheimer's patients to validate biological targets, develop network models for late-onset Alzheimer's, and screen compounds against novel targets.
Besides network coverage, the network can serve as framework to test and develop network support for important evolving applications such as smart grid communications [30] and real time services such as BBC iPlayer for video streaming.
Brad Johnson, a former comedy executive at Universal and 20th Century Fox, was hired last year as CMT's senior vice president for comedy development and asked to develop network-quality sitcoms within the constraints of cable budgets.
In 1986 Cerf became a vice president at the Corporation for National Research Initiatives, a not-for-profit corporation located in Reston, Virginia, that Kahn, as president, had formed to develop network-based information technologies for the public good.
They develop networks that reach into academic, NGO and business communities.
He plans to develop networks, set up his stall at spirituality fairs and listen to people.
The scheme gave them the time to develop networks and to reflect on their professional practice.
