The phrase "a resurging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is experiencing a revival or resurgence, often in a context related to trends, movements, or phenomena.
Example: "The 90s fashion is a resurging trend among young people today."
Alternatives: "a revival" or "a comeback".
Two friends from Antakya, in southern Turkey, jumped into a resurging restaurant district and opened Turqua Grill in the fall.
The money would be used for grants and loans for street improvements, neighborhood rehabilitation, demolition of abandoned structures, home purchases by low-income residents, improvements to the sewer and water system and bolstering publicly supported hospitals and colleges that could in turn support a resurging commercial sector.
Mr. Obama, an Illinois Democrat who is seeking his party's presidential nomination, said he would order strikes on Al Qaeda targets and withhold hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid if the Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, did not blunt a resurging Taliban presence in the country's tribal areas.
Target and Walgreen did well in a resurging retailing sector (early cyclicals).
Perhaps, in contrast, you are excited about the potential for stocks in a resurging economy.
There is a resurging interest in compounds that engage their target through covalent interactions.
To the Editor: Cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) is a widespread and resurging vector-borne disease caused by a protozoan parasite belonging to genus Leishmania (1 ).
The presence of pneumococcal capsule in CSF and brain up to 35 days after initiation of antibiotic treatment may be suggested to be a source for an ongoing (or resurging) inflammatory response.
His sensuality can seem cold; his love has a habit of resurging just when she's met someone else with more to offer.
Pneumococcal cell wall components can be observed for weeks after pneumococcal meningitis and may be a source of resurging inflammation after the initial immunosuppression by dexamethasone.
Among the goals is a drug that prevents latent tuberculosis from resurging and a malaria-resistant mosquito.
