The phrase "advantages of developing countries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the positive aspects or benefits that developing countries may have in various contexts, such as economics, culture, or social development.
Example: "The advantages of developing countries include a young workforce and lower labor costs, which can attract foreign investment."
Alternatives: "benefits of developing nations" or "strengths of emerging economies".
UNCTAD's report explained, "increased use of robots in developed countries erodes traditional labor-cost advantage of developing countries," and is already having a global impact.
Their research on land grabs, such as their report on The Land Grabbers of the Nacala Corridor in Mozambique, exposes corporations that are taking advantage of developing countries.
At present, Al Qaeda and its affiliates operate on a rather low-tech level, but in Chechnya many recruits are being trained to exploit the technical advantages of developed countries.
These deals exploit the asymmetric nature of bargaining power between developed and developing nations, divert trade away from nations with true comparative advantages and curtail the ability of developing countries to deploy effective policies for development.
In 1963, the Royal Society [ 1] defined brain drain as the migration of British scientists to the United States, with the term being subsequently used more widely to describe the migration of professionals and scholars from developing to developed countries, seriously compromising the economy of developing countries and providing unfair technological advantages to developed countries [ 2].
They also have a greater familiarity with the political and economic conditions of developing countries, probably an advantage both commercially and in terms of promoting development.
And I think she being someone who comes from a developing country, and somebody who comes from a developing country that's decided to act very aggressively on climate change, will give her a definite advantage in terms of understanding where the concerns of developing countries lie and trying to find ways forward that deal with those concerns.
