"develop opinions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you would like to express the idea of forming an opinion. For example, "My English teacher always encourages us to develop our own opinions on the books we read."
Then he started to develop opinions of his own.
They have to develop opinions on things they (and you) know nothing about and as their staff, you have to be on hand to pick through the mass of information and explain where they should stand on the issue – sometimes at the drop of a hat.
There's a line in "Honey Sun" that reads, "I live and die by the hot and cold in strangers' eyes", which I at first took to refer to the impositions of celebrity, the way that complete strangers think they know the famous, and develop opinions about people they have never met.
InkFold – A startup with the aim to "develop opinions around the news in order to challenge them".
There were also some words used by LAs when referring to student ideas or their use that made coding difficult, such as "expanding, experience, grow(th), develop, opinions, information, thought process, real lives, level, shaping, or frame of mind".
You are going to have to overcome these misconceptions by presenting yourself using the interviewers' language--you have to talk to CRAs, pick up the terminology, and develop opinions on key issues.
We're developing opinions.
People can answer questions like "Anyone know of a good Brazilian restaurant in Des Moines?", because they've lived life and developed opinions.
It's the reason the justices are unelected and also the reason they are required to write fully developed opinions and orders.
"The difference is that because of our size, and the agendas in many cases of those external to Wal-Mart, there are more third-party players who are developing opinions about us".
Society uses cyber-space for everything from very personal activities (such as engaging with friends, documenting our lives, expressing our creativity), to learning and developing opinions, to very practical concepts such as travel planning, commerce, and banking [19].
