"development nations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to nations that are advancing towards wealth and success through economic, social and political means. For example, "The United States is often seen as a development nation, having achieved much in the way of economic and technological advancement."
The biomedical industry is a pillar of socio-economic development in developed nations, and can be a catalyst of economic growth in Africa.
Such advocacy should also find ways to tailor the economic and technical assistance provided by development partners, and developed nations go to pastoral development.
Unequal partners include less-developed nations whose most important need is development and middle-income nations whose domestic markets create a competitive disadvantage.
There are thousands of acres in the nation's development land bank.
Other leaving dinners included £881.86 for BBC1 scheduler Liam Keelan and £824.06 for a leaving dinner for former BBC Scotland controller of network development for nations and regions, Colin Cameron.
So the second way that we must support positive change in the region is through our efforts to advance economic development for nations that are transitioning to democracy.
Industrialization, as structural transformation of economies, has been the most successful vehicle for the development of nations in the world.
The preposition was that tourism has enormous potential for driving the development of nations toward achieving the MDGs (Holden, 2008).
Air transportation is a key strategic asset in that it provides access to markets and thereby enables the economic development of nations.
The role of higher education is not limited to fostering the economic development of nations and providing opportunities for individuals, it extends also to promotion of cultural diversity, political democracy and trade.
The main trend, we still believe, favors the peaceful development of nations.
