The phrase "develop the narrative" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in a writing context to imply that a story or argument should be further expanded and elaborated upon. For example, you might say, "I think this essay needs a more developed narrative; try going into more detail in certain sections."
As is the fashion now, the filmmakers develop the narrative in tiny fragments.
To develop the narrative, the band turned to Antal, a lifelong Metallica fan who earned early acclaim for his Hungarian-language subterranean thriller "Kontroll".
When the protagonist wakes up in the morning full of refreshed HP, the narrative picks up once again, generating new opportunities to share screenshots with friends and develop the narrative of the little robot boy.
Indeed, while the film frequently lingers on digital cameras and mobile phones and uses on-screen text to develop the narrative, its ultimate power comes from how it humanizes two bloggers.
But I wanted them involved, so as I started to develop the narrative, I would tell them that it's becoming more about Jim as a journalist, as opposed to me growing up with Jim.
These written sources were used to confirm and further develop the narrative of the negotiation process uncovered in the interviews.
We describe the methods used to develop the narratives as well as how these pathways are hypothesized to produce particular combinations of challenges to mitigation and adaptation.
And every track either slyly comments on or subtly develops the narrative, and frequently does both at once.
Nineteen Nineteen, which is partly set in the Paris of the 1920s, develops the narrative techniques of the first volume, The 42nd Parallel, with its "Newsreel" and "Camera Eye", devices inspired by modernist innovation and emerging mass communications.
"We see the Russians developing the narrative and the pretext for such an operation under the guise of a humanitarian operation and we see a military buildup that could be used to conduct such illegal military operations in Ukraine," he said.
Multimedia digital experiences aiming at developing the narrative for view on several devices, presenting complementary uses and technological solutions: PC, laptop, tablet, smartphone, TV, interactive scenography, multi-touch screen, etc.
