The phrase "emerging property" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to an attribute or characteristic of a system that emerges as the system undergoes a dynamic process. For example, "The emergence of a new trade route has created an emerging property of increased economic interdependence between two previously isolated societies."
Significantly more replication events are seen for the cooperator/cheater scenario once the complex phenotype arises as an emerging property.
All in the NHS should understand that safety is a continually emerging property, and that the battle for safety is never 'won'; rather, it is always in progress".
In this case, even before the m-hit mutant arises, the complex phenotype arises as an emerging property among cooperating individuals.
Cooperation may enable the complex trait to arise as an emerging property across different individuals on a relatively short time-scale.
It is found that the complex trait invades significantly faster as an emerging property of a cooperating population than through sequential evolution.
Therefore, urban waste biorefining has the emerging property of enabling resource looping and can potentially increase resource efficiency in urban environments.
It has been contended that since something cannot come out of nothing, emergence therefore requires that all emerging properties must come from a medium that is complex else it is magic.
One is the bourgeois revolution led by the emerging property-owning middle class that the new law will help.
Understanding the emerging properties of complex biological systems is in the crux of systems biology studies.
The PBO is able to cope with emerging properties in production and respond flexibly to changing client needs.
These changes are seen as students' emerging properties accomplished in social interaction with the designed artifacts and the teacher.
