The phrase "inspire the development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to anything that encourages growth and progress. For example, "Her enthusiasm and optimism inspired the development of new skills."
Methods continue to be developed, and contests have even been run to inspire the development of improved methods [ 53].
Though denied an Olympic appearance herself, Williams helped to inspire the development of synchronised swimming, an Oympic discipline since 1984.
With the discovery of "rock oil" in northwestern Pennsylvania, crude oil became available in sufficient quantity to inspire the development of larger-scale processing systems.
Rather, he sought to use words, and literature, as a point of departure to help free music from the restrictions of conventional 19th-century forms and inspire the development of new ones.
This work may inspire the development of low-cost, efficient electrocatalysts for energy conversion with ultrathin Co9S8 nanosheets.
Such studies will inspire the development of microfluidic nanofluids through constantly providing information regarding new nanofluids required.
The IAT, although demonstrative, fostered the interaction of developers and biocurators and inspired the development/improvement of interfaces that can be used in a biocuration workflow (8).
His early airbrush techniques inspired the development of the ink jet printer.
By the 1930s, British and American programmes for the sterilisation of the "genetically defective" inspired the development of Nazi Rassenhygiene.
Where Britain once inspired the development of disability rights across the EU, over time it has become more a follower.
It is not surprising that, in addition to Dalcroze's eurythmics, Duncan should have inspired the development of educational dance.
