"develop writing skills" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of improving someone's ability to write. For example, "My goal this year is to develop my writing skills by taking a creative writing class."
The more you cheat, the more you'll raise for 826NYC, helping students develop writing skills.
Initially, the idea was to use it to develop writing skills, but I quickly noticed that it had a massive impact on reading as well.
In 2002, Eggers had founded 826 Valencia, a non-profit organisation to help children and young adults develop writing skills, in the Mission District of San Francisco.
Writing in the Major courses provide students with opportunities to develop writing skills in the context of their major fields.
Named after its address in the Mission district of the city and guilefully hidden behind a Pirate Supply Store shopfront, "826 Valencia" helps students aged from eight to 18 to develop writing skills in informal workshops.
Take time during your degree to develop writing skills in a variety of genres to prepare for the writing you will do in a future career.
There'll be modules on understanding the media landscape, developing writing skills and using social media channels to mount campaigns.
Personally, I've not seen a MOOC that is as effective at developing writing skills as the best of the older, online writing courses.
02 Javier Muñoz-Basols G'02, an instructor in Spanish at the University of Oxford, co-wrote Developing Writing Skills in Spanish, which was published in August by Routledge (www.developingwritingskills.com).
I also took a core course with my fellow Research Scholars, in which we discussed papers, presented data, and developed writing skills.
Students continue developing writing skills through composition, give oral presentations, and review grammatical structures independently with some clarification by the instructor as needed.
