'fledgling market' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a new or developing market that is just getting started. For example: "The fledgling market for eco-friendly cars is growing rapidly."
Australia's new government is killing off that country's fledgling market.
This turn of events smothered the fledgling market for television.
There is even a fledgling market in bonds explicitly backed by delinquent mortgages.
There is a fledgling market for payments for "environmental services", such as sequestering carbon and preserving biodiversity.
But many of the companies launched on the fledgling market have since bombed, generating anger and suspicion.
Many experts say the lack of a uniform business model in the fledgling market is also a hindrance.
Ms. Grotz also said the PTA tapped Mr. Downs for its board because the board needed a seasoned marketer to help with its fledgling marketing campaign.
Along with 42 Entertainment's previous ARG known as The Beast, I Love Bees is credited with bringing greater attention to the fledgling marketing form; I Love Bees not only helped assuage fears by marketers about the costs of ARG failure, but attracted interest from other game developers in using alternate reality games to promote their own products.
Having got rid of the fledgling market-oriented reforms in health care and education introduced by the previous Tory government, he went back to something similar, refining the earlier approach and pouring in money.
As early as the 1940s, the industry's largest and most powerful lobby group targeted schoolchildren as a key element of its fledgling marketing strategy.
As long as the International Monetary Fund was willing to bail out countries experiencing economic disarray, investors were comfortable investing in fledgling markets.
