The phrase "applied in the developed" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been implemented or utilized in developed countries or regions, but it is incomplete.
Example: "The new technology has been successfully applied in the developed world to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "implemented in developed regions" or "utilized in advanced economies".
J-PAL benefits from and can contribute to MIT's engineering and technology expertise as they are applied in the developing world, Kinnan says.
SODIS is more appropriate to be applied in the developing countries that do not have the facilities to build typical sewage treatment plants.
He hoped to prove that Western concepts of mental illness did not apply in the developing world.
Various studies have looked at PIs in the EC for the developed world setting in the UK and Canada [4, 5], but these may not apply in the developing world setting.
Consequently, prevalence of cervical cancer in industrialised nations cannot be assumed to apply in the developing world; local characterisation of HPV patterns is essential.
The ligand is applied in the newly developed poultice consisting of Laponite® RD, Arbocel® BC1000, and CMC (carboxymethyl cellulose, sodium salt) which has recently been introduced for the cleaning of rust stained marble [3].
In addition, the developed simulation model can be applied in the future to develop customized hybrid power system.
The paper shows that, applied in the three jurisdictions, projects developed from CD would lack structures of adaptation when faced with distress.
SPA also has a new optional observational module for labour and delivery care that has been applied in Kenya, Malawi and Bangladesh developed by the Maternal and Child Health Integrated Program (MCHIP) that provides supplementary data for assessment of quality of care.
The methods applied in developing the ratios were derived from four main approaches: consensus, experimental trial, current clinical practice and those developed using staff classifications.
