'burgeoning landscape' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is growing or expanding quickly. For example, "The burgeoning landscape of the tech industry is creating exciting new opportunities for entrepreneurs."
"This was a place that was ripe for a children's hospital," recalled Dr. Lanzkowsky, 75, referring to the burgeoning suburban landscape.
The program that led Ms. Sklaroff to New Mexico is sponsored by the Santa Fe Art Institute, which was founded in 1985 but has struggled to find its role in this city's burgeoning cultural landscape.
Using Geographic Information Systems (GIS), the densities and distributions of plant remains will be studied within a variety of architectural spaces to understand how cooking and preparation may have been organized within the burgeoning urban landscape of Huari.
Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m., Thursday and next Friday at 8 p.m., 175 Eighth Avenue, at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $69. (Burke) Radhouane El Meddeb (Tuesday) The fifth World Nomads Festival, presented by the French Institute Alliance Française, explores the burgeoning artistic landscape of Tunisia two years after the Arab Spring.
So I asked celebrated comedian Mallika Dua, an integral member of India's burgeoning comedy landscape, who has collaborated with AIB in the past, to share her take on what the controversy reveals about the rising climate of intolerance in India.
Our analysis of the burgeoning REDD + landscape literature yields a typology of landscape approaches, which we characterise here as economic, political and ecological.
This closing article puts the articles of the special issue in the wider perspective of the burgeoning field of linguistic landscape studies.
Against the backdrop of today's burgeoning 3-D printing landscape — with an ever-increasing number of machines popping up — MIT Media Lab spinout Formlabs has carved out a precise niche.
Pro-social rule breaking (PSRB), rule-breaking to promote the interests of the organization, is a burgeoning topic on the scholarly landscape, but drivers of this behavior remain largely unexplained.
