"burgeoning force" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing or rapidly expanding group, organization, or idea. Example: "The young entrepreneur's startup company has quickly become a burgeoning force in the tech industry, disrupting traditional business models and attracting investment from major players."
"It's a clear political reality that Puerto Ricans as a group are becoming more and more of a burgeoning force on the mainland," Mr. López said.
Plot holes filled: Rey's otherwise completely unexplained burgeoning Force abilities; her ability to kick Ren to the curb with relative ease on multiple occasions.
Tottenham were acquiring a Copa Libertadores and Club World Cup winner – Paulinho played well in Corinthians' victory over Chelsea in the final in December 2012 – and a burgeoning force on the international scene.
Contracts were shoveled out the door so fast the military lacked even basic information about the burgeoning force of private contractors.
Even if they do not reach Wembley, though, the west London side have already established themselves as one of the burgeoning forces below the Premier League.
He was not only an antidote to the burgeoning forces of rock 'n' roll but also to Frank Sinatra, whose unexpurgated id prohibited him from having a TV career to remotely match Como's.
Proving that it leads (eventually, at least) to electoral ruin could help quash the tactic for a generation, sparing the country more bigotry from the burgeoning forces who rallied under swastikas in Charlottesville, Va.
As Serbia's burgeoning productive force, it is important for the country – as well as for individual adolescents – that the transition from childhood to adulthood goes well.
As Serbia's burgeoning productive force, it is important for the country – as well as for individual adolescents – that the transition from childhood to adulthood goes well, particularly for adolescents who are marginalized and isolated.
Of them, 20% will be incorporated into Iraq's burgeoning security forces, while the other 80% will be found jobs within government ministries.
