The phrase "developed measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It typically refers to specific actions or strategies that have been created or implemented in order to achieve a certain goal or address a problem. Example: The company's management team developed measures to increase employee productivity, including implementing a new training program and introducing flexible work schedules.
It builds on existing reviews by exploring this area of stigma measurement in detail and including recently developed measures.
Half of the student-achievement portion was to be based on state tests and half on locally developed measures.
At a City Council hearing, at two news conferences at City Hall and in discussions at police headquarters, the authorities emphasized that they had developed measures to protect the roughly 40,000 livery drivers in the city.
To assess the severity of shopping compulsions, researchers have developed measures like the "Yale-Brown Obsessive-Compulsive Scale/Shopping Version" (YBOCS-SV), the "Addictive Buying Indicator" and the "Compulsive Buying Scale".
It includes measures that are more commonly used as well as some newly developed measures.
Although few measures of physical activity environments were developed, measures of aesthetic qualities are available.
In particular, Laufer and colleagues [33] developed measures of cultural similarity, understanding, and affinity through comparing how food cultures are described by self- and foreign communities.
Although the body of literature is still relatively small, the consistent advantage of locally-developed measures suggests that efforts to develop them are indeed worthwhile.
Self-report alcohol consumption measurement using well-developed measures from these approaches under appropriate assurances of confidentiality and anonymity has been considered reasonably accurate for research purposes (Del Boca and Darkes 2003; Midanik 1988).
These measures included the Chemical Odor Intolerance Index and a scale developed by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry [ 35, 49, 50, 172, 173] and multiple internally-developed measures [ 12, 25, 40, 41, 174].
Guided by the Theory of Reasoned Action, the self-developed measures were designed to measure the Malaysian females' attitude towards buying fashion branded goods.
