"motivation to develop" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English that can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could say: "The teachers gave the students a strong motivation to develop their scientific skills."
Google's decision to put the brakes on facial and voice recognition basically cuts off a major motivation to develop apps for the technology, adds Stephen Balaban, a developer and cofounder of Lambda Labs, a startup selling a programming interface for the glasses hardware.
The recent developments in small mobile devices and wireless communications provide a strong motivation to develop new software techniques and mobile services for pervasive healthcare computing.
This provides motivation to develop the carriers that can simultaneously encapsulate a plurality of bioactive components.
And this has provided much of the motivation to develop specific valuation techniques, such as these, and others.
The motivation to develop this work is to generalize the parity space approach for dynamic LPV systems.
This idea has provided motivation to develop a new model for the simultaneous precipitate growth and misfit stress relaxation in binary systems.
This work gives a great motivation to develop composite materials (with conducting and insulating constituents) whose dielectric behaviour can be controlled by mechanisms occurring at atomistic scale.
Regulators also ruled that Bayer and Monsanto would lose motivation to develop new crops, treatments and pesticides as a result of the merger.
It's also true that the N.F.L. has no motivation to develop a minor league because it has a free one called college football.
These issues include the motivation to develop reusable models, the validity and credibility of models to be reused, and the cost and time for familiarisation.
There is, thus, a motivation to develop advanced control algorithms, using these complex models, to identify optimal performance strategies both at the genetic and bioreactor level.
