"burgeoning research" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used whenever there is a growing or expanding body of research on a particular topic. Example: The field of artificial intelligence is experiencing a surge in interest, leading to a burgeoning research on its potential applications in various industries.
Burgeoning research in behavioral economics speaks to this issue, pointing to many examples of putatively rational consumers behaving in distinctly irrational ways.
These findings are echoed by the burgeoning research literature on happiness, suggesting that once salaries break the £40,000 a year mark, there are diminishing returns in terms of wellbeing.
The third, and burgeoning research area centres on the use of haemoglobin, the protein inside blood cells that gives blood its red colour and which carries oxygen around the body and removes carbon dioxide.
They also hint that if the country's academics are unable to stand up for free speech they risk being internationally marginalised – a veiled threat that will be of serious concern to the Saudi authorities, who have been keen to market the country as a burgeoning research hub.
It has given rise to burgeoning research that has become an integral part of the present day materials science.
Those ties should remain close, he says, but given Asia's burgeoning research scene, "we need to expand cooperative efforts and relations with Asian nations".
We have not seen any improvement in funding, and while more funds may have been made available, these have either been extremely thinly spread over a burgeoning scientific research community, or thickly spread over a select few.
Except for feeding the burgeoning dementia research community and placating those who feel better having a diagnosis, there seems little advantage at this time to pursuing an early diagnosis of a disease that is still without decent therapy when the patient is only destined to get worse.
Regenerative medicine is a burgeoning interdisciplinary research field that can impact healthcare by offering new therapeutic strategies to replace or regenerate human cells, tissues, or organs with the ultimate goal of restoring or establishing normal human functions.
This classic GxE interaction led to a burgeoning of research that remains controversial (4 6,12).
The last decade has seen a burgeoning of research on adjuvant discovery.
