"will continue to be developed" is a perfectly grammatical and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to indicate that something (such as a project or idea) will undergo ongoing progress or evolution. For example, "This training program will continue to be developed over the coming weeks to ensure that our employees have the most up-to-date skills."
Ballmer confirmed that Skype will continue to be developed for non-Windows platforms.
There is no doubt that large molecular entities will continue to be developed and used.
Infrastructure projects will continue to be developed in the coming years, particularly in developing countries such as Iran.
As the field of nanoscale science and engineering matures, technologies that will revolutionize the way health care is administered will continue to be developed.
New drugs like buspirone that are effective but avoid many of the unfavourable side effects of earlier agents will continue to be developed.
Instead, the car was made and will continue to be developed entirely with Computational Fluid Dynamics, a software that mimics electronically the flow of air over parts of the car as it happens in the wind tunnel.
InVisage points out that QuantumFilm's tech can be used in IoT applications and to help with "authentication, autonomy, and augmented or virtual reality" — all areas that Apple is already doing some interesting work in with innovations like FaceID and ARKit, and will continue to be developing in the future.
It's unclear if Yahoo will ever launch this app, which features Yahoo's modern design language (similar to what's found in Yahoo Weather), or if now MessageMe will somehow continued to be developed under Yahoo's own brand.
It is envisioned that biomarkers for metastatic prostate cancer will continue to be discovered, developed, and refined to meet the unmet needs in both standard-of-care and clinical trial settings.
The company says Cohuman will continue to be actively developed as a standalone product.
The application will continue to be further developed and will eventually include more features than those described here.
