The phrase "fuels excitement" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to generate or increase feelings of excitement. Example: The new movie trailer fuels excitement among fans, causing them to eagerly anticipate its release.
In Morocco and Jordan, monarchs have already offered concessions, fueling excitement and hope.
Mr. Alter's music sometimes takes its cues from the synthesizer-driven bombast that helps fuel excitement among the viewing audience.
The development of devices like Google Glass, a type of Internet-connected eyewear, has fueled excitement about wearable technology in the industry, which is looking for sources of growth beyond smartphones.
A steady stream of research has fueled excitement in the field of synthetic biology.
After getting a glimpse of Hadid and Jenner each rocking a piece from the collection on the red carpet, the ad only further fuels our excitement for it to actually hit stores.
But the stakes are so high that even the tentative announcement has rightly fueled much excitement.
And it would also appear that that is why Benitez has tried not to fuel the excitement that the news created on Merseyside yesterday.
In 2002, Rutgers had hit bottom, going 1-11, and even the much-improved 5-7 recofd of 2003 was not fueling much excitement.
It's this generation that is fueling the excitement and some of the record turnout of the Democratic primary campaign, and not just for Mr. Obama.
International clubs offer a way to increase interest in the domestic leagues in smaller countries by fueling fan excitement and improving the standard of play, Mr. Christian said in an e-mail message.
