The phrase "all of the developing" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to all aspects or elements of development, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "All of the developing countries face unique challenges in their economic growth."
Alternatives: "all developing nations" or "all aspects of development".
Unfortunately, in virtually all of the developing countries there has been an over-abundance of planning for agricultural development and an under-execution of plans.
The document published this week spells out the amounts that Mr Sachs and his team believe will be required, not just for Africa but for all of the developing world, and the methods to be used.Given what is at stake, Mr Sachs's passion and ambition are entirely warranted but does the approach he advocates make sense?
The term protein refers to its coding gene and therefore is the umbrella term for all of the developing protein species.
While these large infrastructure-based systems may not be the answer for all of the developing world, there are many small-scale doable solutions that provide safe and sustainable water and sanitation.
During this second phase, Hoxd13 is expressed in all of the developing digits whereas Hoxd12 and Hoxd11 are expressed in all but the anteriormost digit.
These data indicate that only a portion, but not all, of the developing neurons are required for the spinal cord to be functional.
"We continue to take an all-of-the-above approach to developing domestic energy," she said.
Nobody else made us do it, least of all the developing countries of Asia.
All the countries of the developing world have seen a conflict between tradition and modernity.
A research project published last year by the Media Awards' sister organisation, One World Broadcasting Trust, found that between 1998 and 1999, 60% of all the coverage of the developing world screened on British television derived from travel and wildlife programming.
The third industrial revolution is spreading from the developed world to some, but not all, parts of the developing world.
