"emerging phenomenon" is a correct phrase to use in written English.
You may use it in any context where you want to refer to a newly developing idea, concept, trend, or event. For example: The Internet of Things is an emerging phenomenon that has transformed the way people interact with technology.
Senior (geriatric) emergency departments (EDs) are an emerging phenomenon across the United States, designed to provide greater comfort for elders, screening for common morbidities, and selective contact with social workers.
The Wood novelisation was different, indicative of an emerging phenomenon.
Such performances, both public and private, are just the edge of an emerging phenomenon.
Such performances, both public and private, are just the tip of an emerging phenomenon.
Richards says that a code on doorstepping was introduced some years ago after it became an emerging "phenomenon".
Grammarians, lexicographers and all those living in syntax will find delectation in plunging into a deep, delicious analysis of this emerging phenomenon.
As the scholar Marvin McAllister has argued, the emerging phenomenon of blackface minstrelsy, which Mathews helped inspire, was in part a "metaphorical assault" on the aspirations of black actors.
The tale of bondage and domination has become the fastest-selling novel of the year, prompting a rush among publishers to develop their own take on the emerging phenomenon.
There are a few films we're seeing now such as '8-Bit' and 'Moral Kombat' that seek to understand various aspects of this emerging phenomenon we might call "videogame culture".
"The emerging phenomenon is shifting to the ambulatory patient," said Theodore A. Jospe, president and chief executive of Southside Hospital in Bay Shore, which is undergoing a multimillion-dollar project to upgrade its 89-year-old complex.
Indeed, Tinwell and her colleagues Mark Grimshaw and Andrew Williams have proposed the term "Uncanny Wall" to describe an emerging phenomenon: ever greater digital realism is stuck in a race against ever greater viewer expectations.
