"develop resources" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is commonly used to refer to the development or acquisition of materials, services, infrastructure, or knowledge that can be used for a specific purpose. For example, "The new start-up company will need to develop resources quickly in order to succeed."
The Fellow will also develop resources, reports, op-eds and blog posts on emerging issues and developments in human rights law and practice.
Trikoúpis sought to develop resources and an industrial base for Greece and to create a strong army and navy.
Independent not state owned energy companies are making investments to develop resources.
International companies, for example, vie with nations to claim and develop resources in virgin territory in the Arctic, as melting ice reveals potentially vast oil and mineral deposits.
"The managements now understand that you can't continue to develop resources when you're generating a return on capital of only 5percentt.
Schools will receive training and guidance to deliver the new curriculum content, and the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority will develop resources to support teachers.
The council is working with the Nuffield Curriculum Centre to develop resources that will help teachers conduct discussions on this topic.
We hope all parties will shelve their sovereignty claims and peacefully negotiate a way to jointly develop resources in the area.Q18.
Bupa has supported Carers NZ for over 7 years by helping them develop resources, information and support for carers as well as encourage them to look after their own health.
"We see a new and more aggressive offensive to develop resources if Correa is elected," said Monica Chuji of the Federation of Indigenous Nationalities of the Amazon, who expressed her support for Sani.
You have equal opportunity to work hard and to succeed and to embrace the opportunities, the God-given opportunities, to develop resources and work extremely hard and, as I say, to succeed.
