"develop treatment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in medical or therapeutic contexts to refer to the process of creating a plan or method for addressing a health condition or symptom. Example: "After carefully assessing the patient's symptoms and medical history, the doctor was able to develop a highly effective treatment plan for their chronic pain."
For this reason, greater insight of the factors related to the development of obesity is required to develop treatment strategies weight-loss prevention programs.
The first world war was a spur to develop treatment of spinal injuries in the UK too.
The next step is to develop treatment that can harness the health properties of fat".
In reporting the statistics, the state says it "encourages doctors to discuss this information with their patients and colleagues as they develop treatment plans".
Companies are also springing up to develop treatment guidelines and serve as intermediaries between oncologists and health plans.
"Although I can't comment on the specifics, I will say that we very carefully assess each patient and determine their care, under the guidelines of the American Psychiatric Association and our own experts, to develop treatment protocols.
The findings "give policymakers, health care insurers, and those who develop treatment guidelines the green light to recommend the most effective, lowest-cost option for starting hypertension treatment," Dr. Whelton said.
But they have largely failed to develop treatment programs that would permit mentally ill inmates to establish a routine that would allow them to control their symptoms and their lives.
The Clinton Foundation, which is helping South Africa and 15 other African and Caribbean countries and territories develop treatment plans, announced deals last month with four generic drug makers -- Aspen and three Indian producers -- to provide antiretrovirals to their national programs at what will be the world's lowest prices.
It has allowed the members to develop treatment programs and to hire and educate the staff to run them, enabling 322,000 children nationwide to get treatment from July 2002 to September 2009.
It is necessary to develop treatment processes that use crude enzymes with appreciable activity, obtained after minimal processing.
