The phrase "leveraged to develop" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The company leveraged its resources to develop a new marketing strategy.
Model-based networked control and Lyapunov theory are leveraged to develop an integrated control and communication strategy that manages the information flows between the network components and explicitly accounts for communication constraints.
A set of open standards and technologies are leveraged to develop the software.
This knowledge can be leveraged to develop more efficient methods of surveillance and treatment.
We propose an ICT-inclusive framework which may be leveraged to develop culturally relevant and authentic learning materials for Indigenous learners.
A host of Nikon core technologies were leveraged to develop the D90's scope of versatility, calling on years of photographic and optical expertise.
It is argued in this paper that biomimetics, the discipline of using principles derived from living systems for design solutions, can be leveraged to develop bio-inspired programme management solutions.
The Harbourmaster Capital Dublin-based team will continue to support the Harbourmaster funds, and will form a combined platform with GSO's existing European leveraged loan business to develop new European focused funds for their global investor base.
He leveraged his experience to develop Cyber Dust, an app for disappearing text messages and photos that is similar in some ways to Snapchat.
We leveraged this work to develop a series of rotavirus disease models to explore uncertainties associated with analytic choices about model structure [ 17], and conducted corroboration exercises by comparing projected model outcomes to those obtained using the companion model described below.
Further advances are underway at Nanogram subsidiary Kainos Energy, which has leveraged nanomaterials processing techniques to develop a new generation of fuel cells with lower operating temperatures and higher energy.
We leveraged a random parameter modeling approach to develop the growth-econometrics model that identifies risk factors significantly influencing the country/region-level economic growth in the face of natural hazard-induced disasters, while controlling for country/region- and time-specific unobserved heterogeneities.
