The phrase "an age of developing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a period characterized by growth or progress, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "We are currently living in an age of developing technologies that are transforming our daily lives."
Alternatives: "an era of growth" or "a period of advancement".
The home secretary, Theresa May, has insisted that the £1.8bn programme is needed for the law enforcement authorities to keep track of organised criminals and terror suspects in an age of rapidly developing technology.
The spikelets were labeled on the day of anthesis to identify the age of developing seeds in a panicle.
The country has a young population with an age structure typical of developing countries.
As an individual ages, chances of developing the disease also increase.
In an age of apathy across the developed world, with voters fed on a "diet of trivia", their attention spans atrophied by social media, people were encouraged to have a highly developed sense of rights but not of responsibilities, he said.
Older adults who use aspirin regularly for 10 years or more may have an increased risk of developing an age-related eye disorder that can lead to vision loss, a study found.
Another study last year found that older adults who use aspirin regularly for 10 years or more may have an increased risk of developing an age-related eye disorder that can lead to vision loss.
For example, an individual receiving vitamin A supplementation up to an age of 4 years could still develop Bitot's spots at age 5, at which point the intervention would have ceased for that individual.
American guidelines for diabetic control suggest that diabetic individuals under 70 years of age have a risk of developing IHD similar to that for non-diabetic individuals having a prior myocardial infarction [ 8], and the results from the present study support this concept.
Further research and debate on how UHC translates into 'mass free access' (42 p. 946) to global public goods in an age of austerity is now required to develop the concept and associated metrics.
