The phrase "developed cities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to cities that have undergone significant economic, social, and infrastructural growth and improvement. Example: "The United States has many developed cities, such as New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago, which attract tourists from all over the world."
Instead of being forced to solve the problems that plague our inner cities, many people have found it easier to move out to new, recently developed cities.
And it's turned out that densely developed cities are far more favorable to knowledge-centric economies.
In similarly developed cities - Malmo, Tokyo, or Copenhagen – it makes sense to use a waste-to-energy processes.
Alastair Sussock, co-founder of Ugandan company SafeBoda, says technology focused transport systems will play an important role in building developed cities across Africa.
Because priorities can be added, interchanged or weighted according to local specificities, our study offers a methodological framework applicable to developing and developed cities.
First, the study derived samples in relatively developed cities.
In conclusion, HIV and syphilis are prevalent among MSM in China; HIV prevalence is higher in developing cities than in developed cities, while the situation of syphilis is just the opposite.
The subgroup analyses showed that the prevalence of HIV infection was 7.5% from developing cities and 6.1% from developed cities, whereas the prevalence of syphilis was 8.6% from developing cities and 15.1% from developed cities.
The prevalence of HIV infection was slightly higher in developing cities (7.5%) than in developed cities (6.1%), whereas the prevalence of syphilis was significantly lower in developing cities (8.6%) than in developed cities (15.1%).
However, most studies focus on developed cities; only a few focus on developing cities.
Ecological sanitation is filling a basic necessity in developing cities and may be part of a longer term transition to sustainability in developed cities in the future.
