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Discover LudwigThe phrase "in the budding" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is just beginning to develop or grow. Example: "The young artist showed great potential in the budding of her career; her paintings were already attracting attention from art enthusiasts."
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Studies on mating in the budding yeast.
Other problems are emerging in the budding nuclear renaissance.
In 2004, Thiel was the first outside investor in the budding social network.
He would also undoubtedly have undertaken bigger canvases, in the budding New York School manner.
From the outset, Hewitt felt comfortable working in the budding medium.
The landmark could usher in a new phase in the budding US-Iranian rapprochement.
The landmark moments of the movement also became milestones in the budding relationship.
Sony's move comes amid mounting concern about Amazon's market power in the budding category of electronic books.
The authors exploited the fact that in the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the Golgi cisternae are not stacked.
In the budding bacteria Hyphomonas polymorpha, the bud grows out of the end of a filament called a prostheca.
These days, she coaches in the Big3, guiding the Power to the championship in the budding league's second season.
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