The phrase "a developing region" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an area or country that is in the process of economic growth and improvement in living standards.
Example: "Investing in education and infrastructure is crucial for the progress of a developing region."
Alternatives: "an emerging region" or "a growing region".
What has happened in the interim, as reflected by project performance in a developing region?
This study emphasizes the utility of decentralized urban planning in a developing region.
In a recent study, this time with data from Africa, Mao et al. tried to determine which characteristics of the mobile phone network could best describe the socio-economic status of a developing region [66].
The following study presents use of GIS based network analysis to assess the accessibility of UGS at hierarchical levels by applying different network distance to each hierarchy of UGS in a dense and complex urban setting in a developing region.
At the same time, less than a third (29percentt) said they desired a pope from "a developing region like South America or Asia".
And, though there's no vaccine against malaria, it is rampant in lower Africa and you should ask your doctor for an antimalarial prescription before you leave the U.S. Freeman recommends that before traveling to a developing region, you visit a travel clinic -- where the doctors' major focus is on helping you stay healthy on the road -- at least four weeks before your trip.
Three regions are identified along the flow direction: an impingement region, a thermally developing region and a thermally developed region.
One might propose that a gene that is expressed at one point in the development of an early developing region may be expressed at later times in a later developing region, and not represent true region-specificity.
This study seeks to benefit from a medical science-based implication for urban and landscape planning in the Gorgan Township area, a highly developing region in northeastern Iran.
One methodology is proposed to estimate the quantification and composition of building-related construction and demolition (C&D) waste in a fast developing region like Shanghai, PR China.
This paper describes the results of structured interviews with senior and middle-level administrators from public, private, and community groups in a rapidly developing region in Queensland, Australia, to assess the perceived barriers and enablers to active transport.
