"burgeoning support" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means growing or developing support for something. You can use it when you want to describe a situation where support for something is increasing rapidly. Example: The politician's stance on environmental issues has garnered burgeoning support from young voters.
Burgeoning support for Ukip and the Greens were a measure of how alienated the voters were from the traditional parties.
A new pro-independence daily newspaper is expected to launch in Scotland on Monday in response to the burgeoning support for the SNP following the independence campaign.
But it would be wrong to attribute the burgeoning support for Zimmerman to the blunders of Spike Lee or an NBC producer.
Maintaining Houston's gloss and burgeoning support is the focus for the club's front office as Coach Dominic Kinnear prepares his team for further success at home and in this year's Concacaf Champions League.
Germany has not lost a penalty shootout in a major international tournament since 1976. 2 Burgeoning support The German band-wagon in England has, I'm happy to report, been gaining momentum.
The key is to embrace the new reality of America's diverse electorate through targeted issue-based appeals — rather than overlooking race altogether, making symbolic gestures, or seeing only zero-sum trade-offs between the continued loyalty of established racial groups and the burgeoning support of emerging groups.
Mr. Rupani hailed the lawmakers' visit as a sign of burgeoning American support for Mr. Modi.
The new funding will be used "to support burgeoning demand for its direct-measurement audience service and related solutions".
This brought burgeoning profits to support cheap mortgages for homebuyers, but also meant taking big gambles with the cash cow that was the deposit base.
There is a burgeoning need to support collaborative research in a search for answers to big research questions, to integrate the work of data providers and model developers and to provide more generic systems.
Part of the investment also comes from the London Co-Investment Fund (LCIF), the new fund set up by London Mayor Boris Johnson to encourage and support burgeoning tech startups in the capital city.
