The phrase "a developing one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in the process of growth or change, often referring to a situation, project, or concept that is evolving.
Example: "The country is considered a developing one, with significant progress in education and infrastructure over the past decade."
Alternatives: "an emerging one" or "a growing one."
The components may in fact be different in a developed country compared to a developing one and may be related to cultural and social factors.
On the other hand, the most unfavorable output parameter to measure after the bend is the average void fraction based on the fact that the flow near the bend is a developing one.
Bayliss added: "We've had some good results, but it's a reminder to people back home in England that this team is still a developing one.
Bags of money in garages, frightened savers fleeing banks and even the country: these aren't the sort of stories you associate with a comparatively-prosperous European country, but with a developing one facing a life-or-death economic crash.
However, there has been little attention given to the current manufacturing costs between a developed country and a developing one.
The new agenda, in a way, makes every country a developing one.
The youthful identifier develops into a develop one on the off chance that it experiences self-resistance.
But the 2003 winner, John Relyea, who is in rehearsals for "Lucia di Lammermoor" at Covent Garden in London and will not attend this concert, is already a presence at the Met, and a marvelously developing one, with a fine Figaro this fall.
Enter developer Nik Fletcher, who has spent about a year developing one dubbed Happening to "scratch his own itch".
Work should be a means of achieving fulfillment, a way of developing one's skills and gifts, even a form of self-expression.
In contrast, there was a risk of developing one additional case of DM for 255 patients treated with statins.
