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The phrase "a fast developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is progressing or evolving quickly, often in contexts related to technology, economies, or trends.
Example: "The region is known for being a fast developing area in terms of technology and innovation."
Alternatives: "rapidly evolving" or "quickly advancing".
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As a fast developing soft lithographic technique, the development of micro-contact printing (μCP) has exceeded the original aim of replicating poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) stamp patterns.
The richness of existing leisure resorts on the island is coupled with a fast developing real estate sector.
India, after all, is a fast developing economy, and it would beat spending licence fee payers' money on the service.
This process is called image processing which is a fast developing research area [98].
It represents a unique example of a fast developing economy based on agriculture.
Power generation from tidal currents is currently a fast developing sector of the renewable energy industry.
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This strong selection for fast development might be reflected by a trade-off between a well-protected but slow developing egg and a fast-developing but less protected egg.
So I guess this area is a fast-developing one but going from zero quite recently.
Much of it is set in Lituma's Piura, now a fast-developing and prosperous city.
He said China had the world's largest population, military prowess and a fast-developing economy.
Beyond oil and gas lies the promise of a fast-developing consumer economy.
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