"thinking to develop" can be a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is often used to express someone's plans or intentions to develop something in the future. Example: I am thinking to develop a new mobile app for our company to attract more customers.
I am hoping when he has had a year out – I think he is thinking to develop a thinktank on global politics and the environment in particular – I am hoping when he has done that he will come back and serve in the Corbyn administration.
Ljubojevic, playing White, substituted 5 e3 for the far more common 5 Nf3, perhaps thinking to develop that piece to e2.
Higher-order cognitive processes enabled through a heutagogical approach to online study demonstrates how metacognition and self-regulation underpin and enable self-knowledge, interaction with others, critical reflection and thinking to develop from a critical problem, which in turn enables transitional learning to occur.
Social experience is multi-dimensional and we need to encourage imaginative ways of thinking to develop new ways of interrogating and understanding the social worlds of others [ 11].
Nevertheless, like other theories, it continuously needs new thinking to develop.
We describe an approach using value-focused thinking to develop statewide conservation targets for Florida.
"It is a new, bold way of thinking to demand and develop new technologies to free ourselves from gas-tank price-gouging".
Jeff Greene is an entrepreneur, the philanthropist founder of The Greene Institute, and the host of Closing The Gap, a conference bringing together leading thinkers and thinking leaders to develop strategies for an inclusive economy.
Mr Fabode is systems engineer who has spent 15+ years across 3 continents, applying systems thinking to improving processes and developing technology solutions to solve business problems.
By pushing that baby-on-board overboard — particularly if that baby was born a male — we can encourage him, the thinking goes, to develop emotional sea legs.
It applied a four-step methodological approach to question current strategic thinking and to develop narratives of alternatively plausible futures in the EU's relationship with these regions.
