"burgeoning sense" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a growing or developing feeling or understanding. One can use it to describe a person's increasing awareness or perception, or the growth of a certain emotion or intuition. Example: As she delved deeper into her studies, she felt a burgeoning sense of curiosity and excitement about the topic.
"There is a burgeoning sense that the elections are all-important this year".
In the years after the First World War, there was a burgeoning sense that America needed to stop relying on the United Kingdom and Europe for its art.
"The tapes show us the highs and lows of the Nixon White House, the achievements and a burgeoning sense of despair," he said.
The lessons in chatting up also tell the young boys that there is nothing wrong with their burgeoning sense of themselves as sexual beings.
REWARDING all a child's good behaviors with toys, points, money or screen time can override the child's burgeoning sense of self-motivation.
But this burgeoning sense of trust and unity is heartening for Deans, because it is key to the way he wants his team to play.
If anything defines this movement, it's the burgeoning, explosive sense of momentum behind it.
After years of political pressure, and a burgeoning cultural sense that the whales were too intelligent and sentient to destroy, an international moratorium on whaling was declared.
Pietersen, named as man of the match following his first-innings 149, hit three fours in the opening over and a burgeoning crowd sensed something momentous, but he spooned a catch to mid-on from the opening ball of the third over.
At one level, these burgeoning relationships make sense: there are already overlaps between the materials and skills that software companies work with, and those used to develop digital media art; several digital artists began their artistic careers after initially working as professional programmers and engineers.
If a position at another branch or in a burgeoning locale makes sense for a company's future goals, approaching an experienced employee who still has years left in her career may flame her enthusiasm while solving a problem for the organization.
