'burgeoning passion' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express a growing enthusiasm or emotion. For example, "She was filled with a burgeoning passion for the cause she believed in."
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Conrad Tao of Sputnikmusic showed high favoritism towards "Love on Top", writing: " as she forces herself into a rarely used high range, she sets for a perfect catharsis for the burgeoning sexual passions of the album's first two thirds", and describing the outcome as "absolutely magnificent".
Passion research is burgeoning as more and more studies emerge that investigate the role of this construct in entrepreneurship (Murnieks et al., 2016).
Lipsius's work was thus part of the burgeoning early modern tendency to locate the passions within issues of command and government.
Driven by a passion seen all over town, from burgeoning P-Patches to residents cultivating forsaken bits of soil, Seattle's officials have declared 2010 the Year of Urban Agriculture.
The authors condemn "prejudice against Muslims" but are exercised at far greater length and with much greater passion about what they see as a burgeoning anti-semitism.
As these didn't exist as separate categories in the 1960s, the books were addressed to girls of indeterminate age, their burgeoning sexuality sometimes more or less buried in their passion for horses and at other times exploding out of the stable yard and into romances with a series of dashing young men.
"XL" is part of Kraken Sports's suddenly burgeoning Opus series, which is testament to the outsized passions summoned by sports -- and the prices that fans will pay to recall old glories.
With a turbulent financial market and a burgeoning generation of investors who also value the "experience economy," passion investing is now experiencing a dynamic, strategic resurgence.
These are burgeoning communities known for their irrepressible dance music and a heated passion for baseball, universally liked for the ebullient life force that appears wherever they settle.
