The phrase "emerging sense" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a feeling or understanding that is beginning to develop or become apparent. Example: "As she read through the novel, she found herself drawn in by the author's use of vivid descriptions, which helped to cultivate an emerging sense of empathy for the main character."
Her most widely read novel, Beka Lamb (1982), describes the emerging sense of nationalism in the 1950s in Belize City through the eyes of a young Creole girl.
From there we drift back to his early life in a prominent Australian family, his education at a Jesuit school, and a gradually emerging sense of potential vocation.
Moreover, the episode has fed an emerging sense, in China and abroad, that Xi, who entered office with a more explicit plan for economic reform than any leader in two decades, is impulsive.
Other factors in that change, according to the British diplomat and writer Harold Nicolson, lay in the emerging sense of the community of nations and of the importance of public opinion.
Another grown-up side of the album is in Ms. Williams's vocals, which have taken on subtleties beyond her early brattiness and plaints, and in an emerging sense of humor.
Even so, the emerging sense in the intelligence world that Iran has solved the major nuclear design problems poses a new diplomatic challenge for President Obama and his allies as they confront Iran.
A scheme for classifying the range of existing and emerging sensing techniques is presented.
Emerging sensing technologies and project modeling capabilities motivate the development of a formalism that can be used for active quality control on construction sites.
Reflect on one's understanding, feelings and experience of an incident A Pre-sensing possible risks with IP rights B Experiencing delay and redefinition of objectives Anticipating issues that are expected to emerge Sensing that present design is not going towork 2 Experiencing and acknowledging an unexpected outcome: is there a problem?
Some of those visiting Davos from emerging economies sense an opportunity.
It is a measure of an emerging new sense of confidence that many people here had to be reminded to tone down their celebrations this week.
