"may further develop" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when you want to suggest that something could be further improved or explored. For example: "This project is a great start, but it may further develop over time."
The paper concludes with a discussion of future research directions that may further develop this class of perceptually motivated ASR solutions.
The research summarized in this paper presents an answer to the outlined questions and draws conclusions as to how this field may further develop in future.
In providing a conceptual platform for RRI ELSA research may further develop and fields that have not yet been prominent in ELSA studies, such as innovation studies, may become increasingly important.
Future work may further develop miR-24 for therapeutic applications in cancer biology.
64 Hernias as well as adhesions may further develop into small bowel obstructions.
However, acute infection may appear as acute gastritis which may further develop into chronic gastritis if no treatment is given [ 10].
It seems reasonable to suggest that other processes, such as researcher-led systems modelling, may help further develop collaborative initiatives such as the Wellington ICoE CR.
These results may help further develop behavioral models of depression by suggesting that behavioral or self-reinforcing activities are associated primarily (or more saliently) with one's experience of positive affect.
Smaller implantations reflect defective nidation or even embryos that may not further develop and derive thus in less or no embryos at later pregnancy stages.
Further studies on the physical and biological components of the sites where adult amphioxus preferentially live may help to further develop aquaculture facilities allowing development and maintenance of whole life cycle of B. lanceolatum in captivity.
Similar to respiratory motion correction, data driven cardiac gating may offer practical advantages and may be further developed in the future.
