"burgeoning opportunities" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which there is an increase in available opportunities. For example, "Thanks to the Internet, new entrepreneurs have many burgeoning opportunities to take their business online."
But CRV general partner George Zachary would argue that CRV's timing is pretty good, given both the burgeoning opportunity and the potential outcomes.
The United States needs to "better appreciate" the rising importance of Latin America, with its expanding market for the north's exports, its burgeoning investment opportunities, its enormous reserves of energy and minerals and its continuing supply of needed labour.
Rates of around 30% year on year meanwhile have been seen in 2007 in the UAE and Qatar.With this level of credit growth and rapid population growth (as expatriates flock to the GCC to tap into the burgeoning employment opportunities), domestic demand has soared creating problems with supply, particularly in the real estate sector.
The Afghan-inspired rejuvenation of derelict districts and the burgeoning economic opportunities are testament to a population with growing confidence that international and Afghan forces are here to stay and that they present a preferable and enduring alternative to autocratic Taliban subjugation.
But it has also created a burgeoning employment opportunity for actors pursuing stardom on the stage and screen, allowing them to pay their bills doing something other than waiting on tables.
Turns out DeepMind's patient data firewall was nothing more than a verbal assurance — and two years later those words have been steamrollered by corporate reconfiguration, as Google and Alphabet elbow DeepMind's team aside and prepare to latch onto a burgeoning new market opportunity.
That the "fourth nation" have yet to win a single game is certainly a worry but rather than hinder the opportunities of burgeoning nations at elite level, the Rugby League International Federation is instead working behind closed doors to ensure tournaments such as these are enhanced in the hope the playing field can eventually be levelled.
In the 1990s, the electronic sophistication of toys was burgeoning and offered new opportunities to exploit children's empathetic instincts.
Driven largely by the spread of the world wide web and the burgeoning mobile phone sector, opportunities to develop solutions to many of the world's social and environmental problems have reached almost every bedroom and garden shed in the land.
