"leads to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about an experience, result, or situation that leads to the development or growth of something. For example, "The hands-on experience in the classroom leads to develop a deeper understanding of the subject."
The proposed method of introducing some relaxation into design problem also leads to develop LMI conditions which can be easily solved using interior point algorithms.
Open business model leads to develop a multi-level incentive model (Chanal and Caron-Fasan 2010).
Under the first scenario, which leads to develop the first model, the same unit manufacturing costs for both echelons are supposed and in the second one we assume that the unit manufacturing costs of echelons are different which causes to leak demand from the echelon with higher unit manufacturing cost to the lower one.
These compounds may serve as valuable chemical leads to develop novel antibiotics.
Thinking on human resources in the health sector in sub-Saharan Africa leads to develop adapted tools.
Investment was made by DH and workshops were held with a wider group of consultants in DPH, academics, commissioners and policy leads to develop a consistent Oral Health Assessment and Care Pathway for England.
The art begins with an insight about the consumer and leads to developing something that will excite them.
You'll be exhausted either way, but only one way leads to developing an innovation mentality and inclusion as a growth strategy.
Once the desire for power is implanted, it leads to developing a plan to get that power, and then to developing a plan to get more power.
Further optimization would lead to develop a novel proteasome inhibitor.
These findings may lead to develop novel metal based drugs.
