'nascent thinking' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to ideas or concepts that are just beginning to develop and form. For example, "John's nascent thinking about building a robot was just the start of his interest in engineering."
Those that need entrepreneurship education are nascent entrepreneurs those thinking about starting a business and going through some of the early motions.
So we organised a credit scheme where we gave these people $50 loans, but in the form of fertiliser". With the modern form of the microfinance industry barely nascent, it was innovative thinking.
The founders of BitSource are not the only ones thinking creatively; there are nascent efforts in craft agriculture and energy efficiency as well.
The speakers I reached out to all strongly believe this is a key moment to open up this nascent industry to women — and to new ways of thinking in general.
He refused to share even his nascent ideas for Mr. Sharpton but said, "We were not thinking of doing a dating show, I can confirm that".
I should like to be cautiously optimistic that we can – but only if the nascent intellectual forces moving the world towards new ways of thinking and acting [ 26] can be transformed into more widespread attitudes among citizens, governments and multinational organisations.
How you would do the first two, though, is anybody's guess and Dr Alivisatos and his colleagues are pretty sketchy about the details.Thinking big, thinking smallWhat ideas there are draw heavily on the nascent field of nanotechnology.
They also identified that life cycle thinking framed in a regionally contextualised manner is at a nascent stage, particularly with regard to implementing a suitable or appropriate life cycle impact assessment phase4.
The two co-founders were specifically thinking about platform gaming and their experiences as little more than fanboys in a nascent gaming community.
