"developed intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the state of having improved or enhanced cognitive abilities or mental capacity. Example: After years of studying and working in challenging environments, she had developed intelligence and critical thinking skills that were highly sought after in her field.
By the 1970s every regional power and many relatively small states had developed intelligence services.
In his book IQ, Stephen Murdoch describes how Alfred Binet developed intelligence tests to identify children that need extra help with school learning.
The C.I.A. had developed intelligence on Bin Laden with the Pakistanis in the early going when the Pakistani spy agency, Inter-Services Intelligence, had provided "initial information".
This makes conditions in which children are reared, from the prenatal stage to adolescence, more crucial because (as with height) an interaction of genes and environment, not genes alone, produces potential as well as developed intelligence.
Europol, the European Union police agency, cracked the site's server and developed intelligence reports on 4,200 participants in 35 countries, 670 of whom are suspected of downloading illegal images of child abuse or engaging in illegal acts with minors.
Under the new American protocol, officials said that if they developed intelligence indicating that a particular flight might be a target of terrorists, as happened last week, they would demand that the foreign airline post armed and trained air marshals, employed by the host government.
And we're focused on discovering and developing intelligence about valid foreign intelligence targets only".
During World War I he helped to develop intelligence testing for the U.S. Army.
But as we go about developing intelligence, it takes some amount of time".
The key, he said, was "developing intelligence that would enable us to find these people".
"We are trying to develop intelligence as to what mitigations are out there," Mr. Sanchez said.
