The phrase "in fast developing" is not correct as it is missing a noun to modify.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a situation or area that is rapidly evolving.
Example: "The technology sector is in fast developing stages, leading to numerous innovations."
Alternatives: "rapidly evolving" or "quickly advancing".
But some suspected that the potential value of a large piece of land in a fast developing area of Beijing was a powerful incentive.In this section Peaceful rise Murder and its consequences Good neighbours, but going where?
However, it could become a force in the fast developing mobile content market, according to McCabe.
In the fast developing field of private photography from orbit, the episode suggests a new frailty for any efforts at state censorship.
In the fast developing world of today, there is an inevident demand of good quality power supply.
· Sadler's Wells, EC1, Wed 13 to Jun 16 Vuyani Dance Theatre: Beautiful Me London The acclaimed choreographer and dancer Gregory Maqoma is regarded as one of the leading voices in the fast developing African modern dance scene.
While energy demand in this fast developing world is increasing, its future is being compromised by the CO2 emissions produced through the burning of fossil fuels.
One methodology is proposed to estimate the quantification and composition of building-related construction and demolition (C&D) waste in a fast developing region like Shanghai, PR China.
Enlisting the talents of several artists, including a couple of our Creators and some other favorites, the project challenges artists to conceive of artworks that "explore the future of memory in the fast developing digital age".
In this paper we investigate Thailand as a case study of modern retail diffusion in a fast developing middle-income country.
The study was carried out in Malaysia, a fast developing country in South-East Asia. South-East Asia
