The phrase "as a developing nation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the status or characteristics of a country that is in the process of industrialization and economic growth.
Example: "As a developing nation, we face unique challenges in education and healthcare that require innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "as an emerging economy" or "as a growing country".
Making the most of its status as a developing nation, China brought the dual themes of development and inclusiveness more firmly into focus.
As a developing nation, says China, its primary challenge is poverty eradication and economic development.
You've got to put in perspective where we are as a developing nation.
Mr. Anderson condemned lynching and characterized African-Americans as a developing nation as early as 1915.
As a developing nation, Guinea's electricity consumption has been relatively low for a long time, although it has been increasing recently due to increasing power generation.
Qatar is by some measures the second richest country in the world, but for the purposes of climate law, it is classified as a developing nation.
US President Barack Obama has held up Indonesia as an example of how a developing nation can embrace democracy and diversity.
A reversal of a long current of decisions can be justified only if rooted in the Constitution itself as an historic document designed for a developing nation.
With drug and arms traffickers flying unchallenged over the Amazon, the Brazilian Air Force has begun taking bids on what is shaping up as a landmark arms deal for a developing nation and a thrust for strategic independence.
He said a private US company will, for example, list waste as "exports" when sending them to a developing nation so they can avoid paying taxes and other fees.
It narrowly failed to win the 2000 games, and so now claims that it has a right to the 2008 games as a big Olympic medal-winner, a developing nation and, of course, the world's most populous country.The concern outside China focuses on the government's authoritarian cast.
