"emerging use" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about the recent development or popularity of a certain topic, product, or service. For example: "The emerging use of AI in healthcare has made significant advances in patient care over the last decade."
But with a spate of e-mail messages in mid-August, the airlines provided something of a case study on the emerging use of e-mail to deliver corporate messages rapidly to valued customers, unfiltered by the media and unhindered by the cumbersome process of sending printed direct mail.
Finally, we review some examples of GLuc's emerging use in biomolecular imaging and biochemical assay systems.
Aiding his idea was the emerging use in the mid-1990s of a green fluorescent protein emitted by a jellyfish called Aequoria victoria.
TechCrunch did a deep dive into Africa's drone scene, talking to several experts and looking at emerging use cases across delivery services, agtech and surveying.
However, an important and emerging use for non-toxic metallic sulfides in biomedical applications has arisen quickly in the medical field.
The emerging use of real-time 3D-based multimedia applications imposes strict quality of service (QoS) requirements on both access and core networks.
Emerging uses for mobile devices are virtual reality and augmented reality.
Emerging uses of unmanned air vehicles has entailed new interactions to control the flight.
This paper reflects upon the emerging uses of ethnography in engineering and systems design.
This work reviews common and emerging uses of the many different types of microporous membrane in mammalian cell culture.
This technology has been investigated for nearly ten years in many laboratories and applications are now emerging, using conventional plasma equipment except for the feedstock injection system.
