The phrase "a booming world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a world that is experiencing significant growth, prosperity, or activity, often in an economic or cultural context.
Example: "In a booming world, opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship are abundant."
Alternatives: "a thriving world" or "a flourishing world".
In the two years or so after the combination, the company thrived in a booming world economy.
From this point of view the rise in oil prices is an inevitable, even desirable, consequence of a booming world economy.
With a booming world economy, such advantages augur well for growth.Yet there lies a caveat: the world economy may not keep booming.
This is especially sobering when we will need an estimated 50% more food by 2030 to feed a booming world population with evolving diets.
Meanwhile, officials say that investment will come from Argentines' repatriating capital to supply buoyant domestic demand.The trellis underpinning such rosy reckonings is a booming world economy awash with cheap money.
Given that many are also reliant on commodity earnings this can't help either, for this adds to their overreliance on bankrupt Western consumers and on widespread capital expansion in a booming world for their higher order goods sectors…Hungary has now increased its benchmark interest rate by three percentage points to forestall a plunge in the forint.
Instead, like a growing number of actors, she has found steady employment as a reader in the booming world of audiobooks.
Driving Avenue A's rising offering price is the fact that targeted online advertising strategies are an absolute necessity in the booming world of e-commerce.
He can lecture on religion, he can memorize the Koran, what can we do?"' Mr. Liem is a relative minnow in Indonesia's booming world of celebrity preachers.
While booming world trade has a deflationary effect on the price of manufactured goods, it has an inflationary effect on raw materials.
Argentina's hectic growth was built on a weak currency (a legacy of default and devaluation in 2002), booming world demand for its agricultural commodities, strong growth in neighbouring Brazil, and a huge increase in government spending.In this section Cristina prepares to defy gravity By the right, march Kyoto and out ReprintsThose tailwinds have now died down, or risk doing so.
