The phrase "input for developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or data that is needed to create or improve something, such as a project, product, or idea.
Example: "We need to gather input for developing our new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "data for creation" or "feedback for improvement."
Developers of cultural competence training can use our findings as input for developing learning objectives.
The resulting eSourcing ontology that we define in the ontology language OWL and check with the HermiT reasoner, is input for developing the eSourcing Markup Language eSML.
We show that when developing mobile systems ethnographic data is a highly valuable source of input for developing object-oriented models by providing contextual richness, and that in turn, objected-oriented analysis is a highly valuable method for working with ethnographic field data in systems development by supporting the creation of abstract models.
You can provide valuable input for developing new products and services aimed at the boomer and older markets and for understanding the worldviews of clients and other stakeholders in their 50s and 60s. 5. Physical Age reflects your ability to carry out your daily work based on your health.
Evaluation results were submitted to the Indonesian Fortification Coalition as an input for developing a Plan of Action for Indonesia.
UNICEF has submitted the evaluation results to the Indonesian Fortification Coalition (IFC) as an input for developing a Plan of Action for Indonesia.
The descriptors appearing in the MLR models were considered as inputs for developing the back-propagation artificial neural networks (BP-ANN).
The ratio between the high price of feed inputs and lower price of livestock products provides insufficient incentives for the nomads to purchase synthetic chemical inputs for developing intensive production systems.
In most cases, the ratio between the high price of feed inputs and lower price of livestock product outputs provides insufficient incentives for the nomads to purchase inputs for developing intensive production systems (Rueda et al. 2003).
Proper simulation of extreme typhoon events provides more realistic coastal SSS and may allow a different scenario analysis with various precipitation inputs for developing a nowcasting analysis in the future.
Classical hydrothermal-time indices were used as input variable for the development of univariate models, while thermal-time and hydro-time were used as independent input variables for developing bivariate models.
