The phrase "a burgeoning understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing or developing comprehension of a subject or concept.
Example: "Through years of study and experience, she has cultivated a burgeoning understanding of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a growing awareness" or "an expanding comprehension".
With a burgeoning understanding of the microbiome, there's indication that the companions we have in our gut can influence not just our physical issues (such as obesity), but our mental well-being.
In healthcare, there's a burgeoning understanding that resilient practices -- things like meditation, yoga, reflective writing, deep breathing, even physical exercise -- make for happier, stronger, more centered clinicians.
Our approach can be readily adapted to study nucleosome and enhancer dynamics mediated by other transcription factors, and we look forward to a burgeoning understanding of how nucleosome remodeling affects gene expression.
Late night conversations in dorms and other casual encounters also contributed to Warikoo's burgeoning understanding about race, spurring her to begin seeing the world through a different frame than the one she arrived with — the power analysis frame, which views the significance of race in terms of unequal relations between groups.
Given the comparative lack of goals from the strikers, the burgeoning understanding between Crouch and Adam is especially encouraging.
Jordan Morris's burgeoning understanding with the USA captain has more than anything else helped to revive the Sounders' 2016 campaign, with the rookie netting four times in his last four outings.
In several almost delirious excursions, Patty describes how her burgeoning understanding of Latin deepens her appreciation of English, even as she struggles to match her college-age classmates' capacities.
Despite our burgeoning understanding of tumor heterogeneity, very little is known about the dynamics of tumor immunogenicity and the repertoire of the adaptive immune response to metastatic non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).
There is growing evidence, based on our burgeoning understanding of how microbes interact with their host, that diseases once thought not to be microbe-related may in fact have microbial components.
The impact of sedentary behaviour is a burgeoning field and an understanding of the relationship between sedentary behaviour and academic attainment would add greatly to our understanding.
The last years have witnessed a burgeoning development in our understanding of the molecular pathways involved in I/R and various mechanisms have been proposed to explain the origins of tissue injury.
