The phrase "a bloom of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to flowers, nature, or metaphorical expressions involving growth or flourishing.
Example: "In the garden, there was a bloom of the most vibrant roses, captivating everyone who passed by."
Alternatives: "a cluster of" or "a flourish of".
Put a bloom of the slow-pouring stuff in your coffee at Big Bad Breakfast and you'll understand what you've been missing by using that watery blue skim.
Ortmann, A. C., Lawrence, J. E. & Suttle, C. A. Lysogeny and lytic viral production during a bloom of the cyanobacterium Synechococcus spp.
He was gazing at his wife now, into her intricately flecked hazel eyes, into those pure whites touched by a bloom of the faintest milky blue.
The task of the fuzzy predictor is to recognise the possibility that a bloom of the macroalgae population is about to occur, based on the changing daily pattern of these variables.
A bloom of the toxic raphidophyte Chattonella marina (now Pseudochattonella farcimen) occurred in the Gullmar fjord, Sweden, in spring 2001 [174].
In a nutshell, Malathion killed most of the zooplankton species, and loss of zooplankton caused a bloom of the phytoplankton, released from zooplankton predation.
There was the simultaneous creation of artist-run galleries, a blooming of the underground alternative press, and venues for artists, performers, and musicians and the justification of what they were doing lay in political or personal terms.
Due to economic reforms in recent decades, Laos has experienced economic expansion, business transactions, and a blooming of the tourist industry and transportation.
For the past couple of decades, late summer brings a bloom of algae in the Gulf of Mexico, just off the mouth of the Mississippi River.
In a second part of the study, the researchers used their data to create a realistic simulation of the movement of a bloom of jellyfish in the ocean.
Previous studies endorse the concept that a bloom of Proteobacteria in the gut reflects dysbiosis or an unstable gut microbial community structure or a potential diagnostic criterion for disease (Shin et al. 2015).
