The phrase "logically developed" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is usually used in reference to an argument or explanation, and it means that the argument or explanation has been thought out in a logical, consistent fashion. For example, "The professor presented a logically developed explanation of how the virus had spread in the region."
After a careful build-up in Los Angeles, the picture moves at the speed of a high velocity bullet, preposterous, yet logically developed.
One party's candidate will prevail, and it is easy for the loser to see raw partisanship in the most logically developed opinion.
A logically developed spatial model incorporates these relationships and extrapolates the likelihoods of various forest spatial patterns into the future [15, 16].
A logically developed spatial model incorporates these relationships and extrapolates the likelihoods of various forest spatial patterns into the future [ 15, 16].
Logically, the developed world is also where international immigrants represent a larger proportion of the total population: 10.8%, against just 1.6% in developing regions.
Evaluation Level: At this level the teacher helps students understand the complexity of ideas so that they can recognize how concepts and facts are either logically consistent or illogically developed.
In what comes across as a well-rehearsed spiel, he proceeds to explain why his thought has developed logically across his last six books, and why, on every occasion, his arguments have been prescient.
Campbell required his authors to avoid simplistic horror fiction and insisted that the fantasy elements in a story be developed logically: for example, Jack Williamson's "Darker Than You Think" describes a world in which there is a scientific explanation for the existence of werewolves.
Nonetheless, from this model, testable hypotheses can be developed logically, with experimental paradigms to confirm or refute these tenets.
Graduate school has become a place for me to develop my ability to think critically and logically, acquire new skills, and learn to work with people.
The whole bit develops logically from one absurd premise: that someone might be willing to pay to have an argument with someone else.
