'burgeoning talent' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person or something else that is showing new and growing ability or potential. Example sentence: Many people have remarked on his burgeoning talent for painting.
The abundance of burgeoning talent offers reason for hope.
Le Corbusier had been deeply impressed by Niemeyer's burgeoning talent.
Here, all she gives us is Groff, who subverts Euripides' masculinity with clouds of burgeoning talent and fairy dust.
Hulbert is confident the success enjoyed by Murray will encourage investment in the sport to allow burgeoning talent to flourish.
Howard will be rubbing shoulders with top level talent from NXT, a WWE television show which displays the burgeoning talent from the Performance Center.
Everyone from Will Smith to Johnny Depp made their way to his table to pay their respects to the burgeoning talent.
The Academy has rewarded the burgeoning talents of David Fincher and Spike Jonze.
One of those to spot Filippino's burgeoning talents was the Duke of Milan's agent in Florence.
And so, in 1964, Hockney went to California, and found a theme there that suited his burgeoning talents perfectly: the pool-side fantasia.
This season the midfield pair of Alex Mowatt and Lewis Cook – both called up for England youth duty last week – have emerged as burgeoning talents, while the wide players Charlie Taylor and Sam Byram have also progressed.
But his investigations in ballads and bop and expressive melodic improvisation keep sounding better, and he has been active in promoting the talents of burgeoning talents on the New York jazz scene, of which the singer Roberta Gambarini is one.
