"in the quest to develop" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a continuous effort or pursuit towards development or improvement. Example: In the quest to develop new technology, the company invested millions of dollars into research and development.
After this success other scientists became involved in the quest to develop large quantities of purified insulin extracts.
The new study in The Lancet, proponents say, represents a proof-of-concept milestone in the quest to develop such a system.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 - Scientists say they have a promising new lead in the quest to develop a vaginal gel that women could apply before sexual intercourse to block the AIDS virus.
A blue dye found in many household items, including the British five-pound note, could fill an important need in the quest to develop a quantum computer, researchers say.
The Food and Drug Administration rejected another new diet pill on Thursday, the latest setback in the quest to develop treatments for overweight Americans amid the nation's obesity epidemic.
Military action has been contemplated for years, in Washington and Tel Aviv, but both have concluded that air strikes on nuclear sites would have an uncertain and far from fatal impact on Iran's programme, would unleash years of unpredictable, painful reprisals, and would probably spur Tehran on in the quest to develop nuclear weapons.
Tomorrow is the 70th birthday of computer scientist Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence--the quest to develop computers that can learn, think, and perform tasks just as humans do.
Sunday, 9 August, is the 71st birthday of computer scientist Marvin Minsky, a pioneer in the field of artificial intelligence--the quest to develop computers that can learn, think, and perform tasks just as humans do.
Adjuvant research has burgeoned in the last two decades fuelled by the quest to develop vaccines against evasive pathogens such as HIV that required potent induction of immune responses.
Consequently, the quest to develop novel therapeutic agents, without these side effects, continues.
Thus the quest to develop new therapeutic entities has taken on greater impetus and yet additional uncertainty.
