The phrase "assumed developing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is presumed to be in a state of development, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project is in an assumed developing phase, but we need more clarity on its progress."
Alternatives: "presumed development" or "expected development".
Third, if pressures to change are assumed, developing the HR stock relates to the pattern of (strategic) HR policies and practices, particularly in terms of internal alignment and mutually reinforcing effects of such processes, rather than to simply set out some sub-functional activities, such as staffing, training or compensation (Kepes and Delery 2007).
Though the following chapters II.12 17 treat different types of character these chapters do not, as is often assumed, develop the third means of persuasion, which depends on the character of the speaker.
Per capita emissions in developing countries can only be around 4.5 to 5 tonnes CO2e in 2030, at a maximum, for a 50-500 chance) 2°C path, assuming developed country emissions are zero in 2030 and population in the developing world rises to around 7 billion (source: UN World Population Prospects, 2010 Revision).
People tend to assume developed nations have cleaner seas, writes Dr Anne Leonard of the University of Exeter Medical School.
In the first instance, no a priori knowledge about the system dynamics is assumed in developing the basic structure of the neural observer.
This low percentage of untypeable strains was unanticipated because it is assumed that developing countries are the source of unusual rotavirus strains (4 ).
For those women whose infections persist, the majority is assumed to develop CIN 1 but a minority is assumed to develop CIN 2 directly; these rates are age-dependant.
Assuming the developing programs meet our approval, the assistant will program a development program for primetime programming.
Although when population is at a rise, additional demand for exports may be created, Nurkse implicitly assumed that developed countries are operating at the replacement rate of population growth.
The flow regime is assumed fully developed.
