The phrase "developed a propensity" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to have or acquire a natural tendency or inclination towards something. Example: After years of playing video games, he developed a propensity for problem-solving and critical thinking.
If she had white boyfriends instead, would Robert say that she had developed a propensity for white men?
He adds that while most Chinese gamers have developed an aversion to paying for downloads, they have also developed a propensity for showing off their wealth to friends online.
In order to decrease the risk of confusion bias between lymphopenia and acquired-ICU infection, we developed a propensity score aimed to predict the probability to have a nosocomial infection conditionally on variables recorded in the first 2 days of admission [17].
We have developed a propensity in the U.S. to issue thousands of prescriptive rules, whereas other countries, such as Australia and Germany, regulate by broader principles instead of detailed mandates.
In the present study, we developed a propensity score approach to cope with the nonrandomization.
To account for potential selection bias, we developed a propensity score [ 32] representing the probability that a patient would receive balanced crystalloid based on patient and hospital characteristics and comorbidities.
"Mother," he said, "seemed to develop a propensity for black men".
In addition, a significant group of people who have no evidence of coronary artery disease develop a propensity for ventricular arrhythmias.
A complete set of baseline data is essential to develop a propensity model.
Method: College students as well as safety professionals were used in a four phase investigation to develop a Propensity for Angry Driving Scale (PADS).
For the secondary analysis we will develop a propensity score model as published before [ 43, 44].
