The phrase "developing a community" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the creation or enhancement of a community or group. For example, "The city council has been focused on developing a community of volunteers to help with local projects."
Developing a community of practice in which all clinicians are involved in the development and promotion of the guidelines may ensure their success.
"In terms of developing a community of artists, it hasn't really happened.
One district of Hereford is now developing a community travel plan, bringing together many of these ideas with help from the council and a number of advisers.
For example, a suggestion such as developing a community engagement strategy sounds time consuming, expensive and irrelevant to a 50 employee business.
After serious consideration, this was politely turned down on the grounds that they had their hands full developing a community wind turbine and taking over the old Achiltibuie smokehouse.
For this alignment, this paper proposes a scenario-based object-oriented methodology for developing a community web site.
But the community solved it by coming together to improve their refinement software and developing a community-wide standard of computing structure positions.
In this landscape, the value added of having wild, habituated orangutans in the farms could also be increased through developing a community-based nature tourism initiative that generates a local income.
Their future professional expectations are not aligned with the authorities' intentions of developing a "community-oriented" medical workforce.
The promising response of the female community volunteers in Makwanpur and their keenness to help in preventing injuries could be the starting point for developing a community-based child injury prevention programme.
The C8 Study (a study of perfluorooctanoic acid in residents affected by industrial contamination of drinking water from the Ohio River) resolved these dilemmas by developing a Community-First Model for reporting results after peer-review but before publication.
