The phrase "developing itself" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process of growth or evolution of something, often referring to an idea, project, or entity that is maturing or improving on its own.
Example: "The software is developing itself through user feedback and continuous updates."
Alternatives: "evolving on its own" or "growing independently."
The profoundness of reality, the directness of one's experience of reality, a dynamic system developing itself in the creative stream of consciousness these are the characteristic motifs of Nishida's philosophy, all suggesting where his thinking was ultimately rooted.
The philosopher's vocation, in Hegel's view, is to approach the Absolute through consciousness to recognize it as Spirit expressing and developing itself ("realizing itself" was his own phrase) in all the manifold facets of human life.
"It feels like the right use of our time because it's almost developing itself.
Both PepsiCo and Anheuser-Busch see Manchester United not as a football club in a northwest England city, but as a global sports franchise that is developing itself as an American-style, brand-led media business.
If, instead, Pakistan had focused on developing itself, and risen above provocations from India, it would be thriving today.
Lessons from prior emergencies that resurfaced in this one continually fail to be absorbed into the organization, indicating an institutional reluctance to undertake the radical changes necessary if UNICEF is serious about developing itself as a leading humanitarian player globally.
The first such field is likely to be Nasiriya, which Iraq had planned to develop itself.
Moreover, he said, Pakistan already has more modern land-attack missiles that it developed itself or acquired from China.
It was under the auspices of that safe haven that Iraqi Kurdistan was able to establish and develop itself.
IBM tends to favour Java as its native programming language, while Microsoft prefers C#, a language it developed itself.
Likewise, Qatar says it will have invested $1.4 trillion by 2014 to develop itself as a major global business and leisure-resort center.
