The phrase "a host of developing" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to multiple developing entities or situations, but it needs to be more specific.
Example: "The conference showcased a host of developing technologies that are set to revolutionize the industry."
Alternatives: "a multitude of developing" or "a range of developing".
A host of developing countries — including India, Brazil, Indonesia — have put broad goals on the table, though in some cases they seem more aspirational than real.
Also there is the Orthodox Christian east, as well as western Europe and America, to take into account in any full story; and, not least, the way the Bible is now being interpreted and used in a host of developing countries.
The dentition of Darwinius masillae shows the holotype to be a juvenile, and imaging reveals a host of developing teeth within the face and jaw (Fig. 5).
In contrast when salivary gland mesenchyme at E13 and E14 was combined with a host of other developing epithelium (mammary, early pancreatic, nasal, palatal or oral epithelium) a branching gland developed with the morphology of a salivary gland (Kusakabe et al., 1985; Kratochwil, 1969; Tucker, 2007; Tyler and Koch, 1977).
But, as Adam Smith, author of the latest Group M report, rightly points out the internet figure covers a host of different developing media - search, display etc.
If Brazil had carried out its threat to ignore Roche's patent on Viracept, drug companies believed, a host of other developing countries might have followed its lead and begun manufacturing patented drugs for AIDS and other diseases.
This "preferred creditor status" is one reason why the World Bank's bonds are rated AAA, even though most of its loans are to a host of risky developing countries.
As Amazon and Google compete to sell more Alexa and Google Home devices, they're partnering with a host of companies developing compatible devices.
These days ambitions of propagating its seed abroad now consist mainly in trying to control a thriving black market outside the U.S. Farmers in Brazil, India and a host of other developing nations have been scooping up Monsanto seed for years, despite prohibitions on planting in those countries.
Skull radiography shows a host of teeth developing within the juvenile face.
Also on the peninsula, Heritage Village, a small cultural centre that depicts life here some 50 years ago, sits near the largest flagpole in the world (literally), a testament to this country's obsession with size and grandeur.We curve west around the reclaimed land, revealing a host of newly developed, luxurious villas on the water.
