The phrase "as an incipient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is in the early stages of development or beginning to emerge.
Example: "As an incipient leader, she showed great potential in guiding her team through challenges."
Alternatives: "as a nascent" or "as an emerging".
Earlier this year, the administration moved to stop what it described as an incipient scandal in the Medicaid program.
The arrest has been attributed to increased crack growth resistance as an incipient crack lengthens.
What began seven months ago as an incipient crisis in the Balkans over Greece's sovereign debt was spreading along the shores of the Mediterranean.
The raid followed several days of efforts by British forces to capitalize on what British officials had portrayed as an incipient rebellion in the city.
One can sense that he is looking at plays as an actor and also as an incipient writer, wondering how a character can become so real onstage.
Daniel C. Nepstad, an American scientist working in Brazil to understand the Amazon, often describes the situation as an incipient global land crisis.
The concave lingual surface of some teeth in Leonerasaurus is not as developed as in Eusauropoda, although an incipient condition has also been noted for some basal sauropods (e.g., Chinshakiangosaurus chunghoensis [48], Tazoudasaurus naimi [53]) and Lamplughsaura dharmaramensis [52].
While most narratives of climate futures focus on the great destabilizations, violence, and suffering we can expect in the next century, with seemingly doomed island nations (such as Tuvalu and the Maldives) serving as symbols of an incipient era of unconscionable environmental injustice, at least one island will rise.
BSs have been considerably dealt with in recent years as they form an incipient group of novel antimicrobial compounds.
A few minutes later, as Grand, nursing an incipient cold, walked me through the contents of the debut issue of Love, it was clear she was taking a less whimsical, more rough-hewn approach to contemporary glamour than she had at the playfully self-deprecating but ultraglossy Pop.
With a potential Democratic presidential field in excess of 20, Obama is the one Democratic leader whose words can't be discounted as part of an incipient campaign.
