"with the goal of developing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to an action that is done with a specific aim in mind. For example: She enrolled in a business course with the goal of developing her entrepreneurial skills.
Maribor's Academy is responsible for youth development at the club, with the goal of developing young players for the future.
p2P builds collaborations and partnerships between researchers, educators, commercial game developers, and community based organizations with the goal of developing and rigorously testing innovative, effective, and targeted game interventions for risk reduction and prevention in youth and young adults.
All work is done with the goal of developing participants modeling skills in Excel®.
Pharmaceutical companies are working on a related field known as pharmacogenomics, with the goal of developing so-called personalized medicine.
His parents had cut him off financially when he was 18, with the goal of developing self-sufficiency.
In 1985, Lanier, Zimmerman, and a couple of partners founded a company called VPL, with the goal of developing other tools for virtual worlds.
John Latham and two other former employees of a large antibody-manufacturing company called Celltech founded Alder with the goal of developing a new way of producing antibodies.
In the 1970s an agricultural experimental program tested new varieties of cotton and other crops, with the goal of developing varieties that could tolerate desert conditions.
The research program placed strong emphasis on the modulation of charge transport through molecules, with the goal of developing a molecular transistor.
Genetics of Complex Traits I have worked on a number of projects examining the genetics of complex traits, with the goal of developing polygenic scores.
Her lab studies the novel biology of the apicoplast, a plastid organelle, with the goal of developing therapeutics against malaria and related pathogens.
