The phrase "areas developing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to regions or sectors that are in the process of growth or improvement.
Example: "The report highlights the challenges faced by areas developing in technology and infrastructure."
Alternatives: "emerging regions" or "growing sectors".
The Green Division consists of five areas developing lacrosse programs: Korea, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Tonga and Ireland.
This gave us a list of 33 traits that help leaders in four areas: developing inner resources, connecting with others, setting the tone, and leading the team.
Recommendations were made on appropriate procedures for defining a species bed and on the wider implications of the study's findings for other fisheries areas developing spatial management plans.
The national synthetic-biology strategy prioritizes three areas: developing synthetic cannabinoids, producing rare fatty acids and developing new strains of microorganisms that can be used to create products for industry.
Savage, who is also chair of a music hub in the north-west of England, says the hubs can do exceptional work – in some areas developing a local primary music curriculum, for example – but believes without a refocus on music as an entitlement for all children at school, they may only benefit a minority of children.
Mr. Kaiser said that boards should be involved in several areas: developing and approving plans and seeing that they are implemented; understanding and approving budgets; hiring, firing and compensating the people who report to them; raising money; and serving as ambassadors for their organizations.
The remaining question is which of the areas developed first and created a template for subsequent development.
Nevertheless, other areas developed distinctive characteristics.
Both areas developed along different lines.
The program helps underprivileged areas develop their economic base.
As a result, friction between the two areas develops.
