"develop on this topic" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a specific topic or idea and wanting to delve deeper into it or provide more details or information. Here is an example: "I would like to develop on this topic of climate change and its effects on polar bears. In addition to the melting ice caps, we must also consider the impact of changing weather patterns and food shortages on their survival."
On the other hand, this systematic review appears to be the first attempt to evaluate objectively the literature that is beginning to develop on the topic of prenatal supplementation and children's mental outcomes.
Even though detailed and long term studies were developed on the topic of edge effects at local scale, understanding edge effect characteristics in fragmented forests on larger scales and finding indicators for its impact is crucial for predicting habitat loss and developing management options.
Although an extensive literature has developed on the topic of organizational culture, few studies were devoted to its measurement and to its association with workers mental health and well-being outcomes.
With the limited number of studies from developing countries on this topic, further research seems necessary.
Next, we extend and develop control problems on this topic.
Several practice guidelines have developed and focused on this topic, among which the most important one is the evidence-based VTE prevention practice guideline generated and updated by the American College of Chest Physicians (ACCP) [ 3].
CeVEAS The Emilia Romagna Regional Health Agency (Infectious Diseases Risk Unit) has a key role in analysing the determinants of antibiotic use, in evaluating topics and key messages of the information material as well as reviewing it, in evaluating antibiotic resistance data and in developing a newsletter on this topic.
While hospitals' investment in quality systems in terms of professional time, documentation systems and management are substantial, the evidence base of the impact of these systems at the level of clinical practice or patient safety is not well developed and research on this topic has only recently been gaining interest [ 7- 11].
Cognician is a "thought processor" – a software that allows users to create, exchange, and view cogs – mindmaps developed on specific topics or content to speed up recognition and learning.
To improve decision-making on the use of HCs in women with migraine, a selected group of representatives from the European Headache Federation EHFF) and the European Society of Contraception and Reproductive Health ESCC) developed a Consensus Statement on this topic.
