The phrase "advanced and developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe countries, technologies, or industries that are at different stages of progress or growth.
Example: "The report highlights the differences between advanced and developing economies in terms of technology adoption."
Alternatives: "developed and emerging" or "mature and growing".
They also show that the divide between the Creative Class and the Service Class lies at the root of the growing inequality that we are seeing across advanced and developing nations alike.
Payment systems vary and advanced and developing economies face obstacles in their legal and technical infrastructure, and maturity of banks.
One reason it was not sewn up in advance is that the protesters' concerns were also bogging down negotiations between advanced and developing countries.
A concrete issue is the problem of power-plant location, an urgent question in many advanced and developing countries.
Plastic is the most common refuse in the patch because it is lightweight, durable and an omnipresent, disposable product in both advanced and developing societies.
His research focuses on inequality in advanced and developing societies, with a particular interest in the sociology of poverty.
Most pre-Hispanic anthropologic evidence originates from Inca predecessors, ancient cultures of Peru that were technologically advanced and developed pottery many centuries before the collapse of the Incan civilization (10 ).
Here are three reasons in favor of undertaking such a program, in terms of advancing and developing a career in wine.
Rogers believed the Institute's work should be to advance and develop science and then apply that knowledge to world problems.
'The move will also ensure we can advance and develop further the Cardiff Blues region in the increasingly competitive world of professional rugby.' Danut Coman, Romania's second-choice goalkeeper, has been ruled out of Euro 2008 after breaking a thumb.
"Postdocs often lack the social and professional skills needed to advance and develop their careers," so they become less marketable, says Bollenbacher.
