"enjoying popularity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone who is currently well-liked or widely appreciated by others. Example: The new restaurant in town is enjoying popularity among foodies for its unique dishes and welcoming atmosphere.
Centuries before Twitter, Facebook and the enthusiasm for hyperlocal journalism, social media was enjoying popularity in a British colony across the Atlantic.
It also brings to mind another strain of neologism currently enjoying popularity, what Katherine Connor Martin, of the Oxford University Press, identifies as the "portmanbro".
The artist, who had to cancel an exhibition in his homeland when the authorities deemed it "politically sensitive" and had his brand new Shanghai studio demolished, is enjoying popularity in the West.
Emeli Sandé, who is enjoying popularity following her performances at the Olympics opening and closing ceremonies, and Plan B lead the nominations at this year's Mobo awards, it was announced on Monday.
"If B'desh win today, it would definitely add to the public's honeymoon period with the current interim 'caretaker' government, which is enjoying popularity for its cleansing of corruption and misdoings of previous governments.
In 1820, he wrote to his friend the author Walter Scott, to say that he was working on a novel so terrifying that it would succeed in "out-Heroding all the Herods" of the German school of gothic authors – Schiller, Hoffmann, Goethe – who were enjoying popularity at the time.
The US is not popular among the citizens of Arab countries but enjoys popularity among Iranians.
Vampires also enjoyed popularity as unlikely action heroes.
Bridge has enjoyed popularity in Botswana for nearly 30 years.
In 2137, "driving" is an esoteric, archaic pursuit that enjoys popularity roughly on par with equestrianism.
While they have enjoyed popularity in the last few years, incentives are hardly new.
