The phrase "plot develops" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the progression or advancement of the storyline in a piece of literature, film, or other form of storytelling. Example: As the novel unfolds, the plot develops into a complex web of betrayal and deceit, keeping the reader on the edge of their seat until the very end.
Quickly, though, the fanciful plot develops a sub-zero chill.
As the plot develops, the Restricted Section is a constant source of useful information.
I prefer to discover what the author is getting at as the plot develops.
But as the plot develops, all four performers move in and out of the playing area, expressing emotions and relationships both by movement and words.
The plot develops fairly transparently as the outward expression of a series of psychological blockages and therapeutic adjustments - the Oedipus story is certainly washing round there somewhere.
The plot develops from his attraction to black women, including a former slave he takes captive and has a child with.
The plot developed over time.
Meanwhile, for the past nine years, the artists Heather and Ivan Morison have been working on a garden and woodland in Wales - originally a community garden plot developed as a conscious echo of Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage in Dungeness.
Kids will be given free range to come up with a plot, develop characters and design costumes, with help provided on creating a storyboard and filming and editing the movie.
"Catch Me" uses the TV song-and-dance show the way "Chicago" uses vaudeville: It's the structure through which we meet the characters and watch the plot develop.
The public was "never in actual danger as this device was inert, and his activities were monitored very closely as the plot developed," said Richard A. McFeely, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Baltimore division.
