The phrase "emergent of" is not correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "emergence of" or "emerging from". For example: "The emergence of online shopping has changed the retail industry dramatically in the last decade."
With the development of new technologies and the emergent of new pedagogies in digital age, the use of technologies to facilitate learning and engage learners has become a universal phenomenon.
Directly emergent of the predicted quaternary structure is an architecture in which tetramers polymerize through additional, highly conserved cysteines, creating one or more double-rows channels extending the length of the principal piece of the mammalian sperm tail.
SC and CR are part of the Grup de Recerca Emergent of the Generalitat de Catalunya: 2009SGR1462.
SC and MM are members of the Grup de Recerca Emergent of the Generalitat de Catalunya: 2009SGR1462; MM is supported by a FPU predoctoral grant from the Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte, Spain (AP2008-01844).
With the emergent of more targeted therapy, the knowledge of the status of hormonal receptors and HER2 receptors in our population, which was previously underreported in Asia, would be important for health care planning.
Moreover, the surface of emergent leaves of M. aquaticum has a special micromorphology, which causes the so-called lotus effect.
Mention of fencing could be indicative of an emergent consciousness of tenure and property rights (Indicator 7.3.a).
It's why the number of award categories has multiplied – to keep up with all of the emergent forms of creativity that technology unleashes.
"We were well aware of the emergent discoveries of icy bodies in the outer solar system".
It's part of an emergent embrace of traditional cumbia — folk music, often accordion-driven — by young Mexican musicians, who are reworking it with contemporary flash.
The social order, however, became less stable because of the emergent guilds of craftsmen, themselves often torn by internal conflicts.
