The phrase "a burgeoning area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a field or sector that is rapidly growing or developing.
Example: "The technology sector is a burgeoning area, attracting many investors and startups."
Alternatives: "a growing field" or "an emerging sector".
After a brief detour to the Upper West Side, he went through a series of sublets, all with roommates, all costing $700 to $800 a month, near the Morgan Avenue L subway stop — a burgeoning area called variously Morgantown, Bushwick and East Willamsburg.
When jobs are so scarce it is a good means of employment for ex-service personnel, as this is a burgeoning area.
Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarm design and mission application is a burgeoning area of research.
mHealth interventions that deliver content via mobile phones represent a burgeoning area of health behavior change.
The application of bioinspired devices is a burgeoning area in these fields of research.
Posttranslational modifications of histones have developed into a burgeoning area of research yielding several approved drugs and clinical candidates.
It has remained true to its roots, but increasingly is host to an exceptional crop of early-20th-century American paintings, a new, burgeoning area for art fairs; the supply and quality is good, and prices have not yet skyrocketed.
And a recently burgeoning area of research has concerned the contents of subjective probability assignments, the objects to which such assignments attach— whether they should be to propositions (sets of possible worlds), or to more fine-grained self-locating propositions (sets of centered worlds — see Lewis 1979), or to something else.
That said, political psychology is a fascinating and burgeoning area of study within political science.
This is a new and burgeoning area with important clinical implications.
As this is a fruitful and burgeoning area, we will expand this collection with fresh content – including further original research – over the coming months.
