The phrase "advantage of the developing" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It could be used in a context discussing the benefits associated with developing countries or developing technologies, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "One advantage of the developing world is the potential for rapid economic growth."
Alternatives: "benefit of the developing" or "advantage of development".
To take practical advantage of the developed thick cathode, conceptual designs for a 10-Ah class cell were also carried out using graphite and lithium-metal anodes.
Since undetected and untreated infections can continue the chain of transmission and can lead to serious long-term complications, tests to screen individuals for such asymptomatic infections might reduce disease transmission in the community and hence can be an added advantage of the developed assay.
Among other advantages of the developed process is a dice-free release of wafer structures, allowing fragile structures to be individually packaged.
A powerful force for democracy is the mission adopted by many good marketers: to enable poor consumers around the world to enjoy the advantages of the developed world's innovations at lower-than-ever prices.
The basic advantages of the developed colorimetric method over the similar CRREL/Jenkins' method may be summarized as color stability, water and common ion tolerance, lowering of the LOD, and widening of the linear range.
The remarkable advantages of the developed ODS method are that the ODS can be run in the presence of O2 at ambient condition without using peroxides and aqueous solvent and thus without involving the biphasic oil aqueous-solution system.
At the end of the paper, sample analyses of reinforced concrete structures are presented that demonstrate the advantages of the developed form for modelling discrete reinforcement bars in non-linear FE calculation in engineering practice.
During these years the post also took advantage of the newly developing methods of transport.
Taking advantage of the rapidly developing industrial technologies, manufacturers began to mass-produce goods through assembly lines, Frederick Taylor's Scientific Management, human resource management systems, and the like, as all they produced was gobbled up by consumers [3].
Here we have taken advantage of the slowly developing Veiled Chameleon (Chamaeleo calyptratus) [ 29] to characterize the morphogenesis of the squamate limb and study various aspects of morphogenesis of the hands and feet.
