"explosive surge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and intense increase or burst of energy, momentum, or emotion. For example: - The team's explosive surge in the last 10 minutes of the game secured their victory. - The stock market experienced an explosive surge after the announcement of a new technological breakthrough. - The crowd erupted into an explosive surge of excitement as their favorite band took the stage. - The volcano's sudden and explosive surge of lava caused widespread destruction in the nearby town.
The Nasdaq composite index, which has had the most explosive surge recently among the three main indexes, slid 55.3 points, or 3.9percentt.
Margin debt rose rapidly beginning last fall, just as the Nasdaq market took off on an explosive surge that has now been largely reversed.
Lenders could extend the low teaser rates that got marginal buyers into their now unaffordable loans, or raise those loan rates gradually rather than in one explosive surge.
At the same time, the major industry players are preparing for the continuation of an explosive surge in consumer interest in wireless devices offering high-speed Internet.
Lowering the level minimized the risk of an explosive upward surge of water and air when the mine chamber was breached.
It was yet another breathtaking display of sheer, unmitigated horsepower as she overcame adversity once again, blowing past the others with her extraordinarily explosive late surge to wear down the leader, Theyskens Theoryy, for the victory by a neck.
Today, the 20-year-old is considered one of the game's rising stars, an explosive attacker whose surge to prominence has taken him to the brink of the England squad.
Its sound was surging, explosive and often overbearing; it seemed to have only a tenuous connection to mainstream jazz traditions.
Marin's start was explosive, the boat surging through the water with tremendous power and swing.
Eruptive activity generally included cone, tuff ring, or maar formation, a pyroclastic surge, an explosive phase with some tephra dispersion, and a lava flow (see Kereszturi et al., 2014).
The surge punctuated an explosive rally in the broader stock market that was touched off by the government's plan to buy stakes in big banks, including Morgan Stanley, to shore up the financial industry.
