"skillfully develop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who has the ability to create something with a given set of resources in a proficient and efficient manner. For example, "The young engineer was able to skillfully develop the innovative software program."
But a skillfully developed new property can bag an annual cash return of up to 10% of its construction costs.
Meditation is all about learning the true nature of your mind, as well as how to skillfully and wisely develop it to reduce the hardships of life.
And while Schwegel skillfully tightens the plot screws that force Ray to develop his own code of ethics, she also has fun riding with the cops through the best and worst of Chicago's neighborhoods.
Jonson's plots are skillfully put together; incident develops out of incident in a consistent chain of cause and effect, taking into account the respective natures of the personages involved and proceeding confidently through a twisting, turning action that is full of surprises without relying on coincidence or chance.
In this study, an innovative separation method laser multi-focus separation technology (LMFS) for thick KDP crystal has been developed by skillfully combining femtosecond laser and LMFS optical system of fiber laser for the first time.
His novel is populated with images and people skillfully sketched rather than fully developed, so that often all that remains in the reader's mind is the small detail — the upside-down watch on a man's wrist, the plum-size dimples on a woman's face.
In this study, a laser nondestructive mirror-separation technology (LNMS) for KDP crystal has been developed for the first time by skillfully adopting femtosecond laser pretreating and fiber laser separating.
In this study, a dual laser beam revision the separation path technology (DLBRP) has been developed for the first time by skillfully arranging two defocused diode pump solid state laser (1064 nm).
Mr. Appleby has certainly developed his own sonorous voice, which he skillfully used to present the song cycle on Tuesday night for an enthusiastic audience at Alice Tully Hall.
From this experience, Dr. Ouchi developed seven "keys to success," which he skillfully illustrates through descriptions of some of the 223 public and independent schools he and his research team visited.
In developing the solution, a system transformation based on a skillfully defined characteristic and a set of newly introduced variables is used.
