The phrase "I developing" is not grammatically correct as it stands.
It can be used in a sentence if the appropriate verb form is used. For example, "I am developing my skills in public speaking."
The other four main successes of cooperation was (i) developing of a national databank on the institutionalized children in Azerbaijan; (ii) development of a master plan for transformation of child care institution; (iii) agreement on piloting of the district level child protection mechanism; and (iv) modeling of district level integrated social services for children.
"I don't like to talk about him and I developing chemistry," Van Horn said.
Three songs in and I found myself contemplating the impossible: was I developing a full-blown song-crush on Angus & Julia Stone?
He studied hysteria while a military physician during World War I, developing a treatment in which victims of battle hysteria were quieted in dark chambers and treated with electrical impulses.
Why would you invest in nanotechnology rather than addressing more immediate problems such as: (i) developing new antibiotics to combat otherwise resistant bugs or (ii) investing in schemes to tackle childhood obesity?
Knees can also be involved, particularly in children with MPS IV and MPS I, developing genu valgum (Fig. 9).
