The phrase "assist developing" is not correct as it lacks a preposition or an object to clarify the meaning.
You can use it in contexts where you want to express helping someone or something in the process of development, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "I am here to assist in developing the new software application."
Alternatives: "aid in development" or "support the development".
The key global mechanisms urgently needed to deal with this are making carbon dioxide a tradeable commodity through the cap and trade process already initiated in the EU (so-called carbon trading), and offsets under the clean development mechanism to assist developing countries to decarbonise.
Developed countries must assist developing countries to expand their capacity to train and retain physicians and nurses, to enable them to become self-sufficient.
This is also backed by the World Bank through the Identification for Development (ID4D) program to assist developing countries achieve this goal.
What the world was waiting for -- the sinking island nations, the 300,000 that the World Health Organization says die each year from global warming, and the carbon markets -- were binding agreements to cut carbon pollution, end tropical deforestation by 2015, and provide financing to assist developing countries in leap-frogging dirty development with clean energy.
The objective of the aid program is to assist developing countries reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development, in line with Australia's national interest.
We need to assist developing countries define new models of low-carbon, climate-resilient development.
He called for more concrete steps to assist developing countries.
Last but not least, the ITU's development sector is chartered with assisting developing countries in gaining access to information and telecommunications technologies and help narrowing the digital divide.
They work in Chimoio, Mozambique, for Health Alliance International, which assists developing countries in improving their health-care systems.
Ann was a nationally known nutritionist who helped children and adolescents with eating disorders and assisted developing athletes in reaching their full potential.
The bridegroom's mother worked in the health, nutrition and population department of the World Bank, where she assisted developing countries trying to improve health care policies and programs.
