"this rising star" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a metaphor to refer to a person who has recently achieved success or popularity and is seen as having potential for the future. For example: "John has quickly become a rising star in the tech industry, with a growing list of major achievements under his belt."
"It is no exaggeration to say that everyone in F1 is watching to see what this rising star can achieve this year". Just another call for your F1 rivalries.
Let's hope Felipe Massa's retention in the team can justify the loss of this rising star.
(Smith) Nadine Sierra (Friday) Still in her early 20s, this rising star soprano has already impressed with her agile voice and confident stage presence.
Cathy Freeman's silver medal in the 400-metre run at the 1996 Games in Atlanta, Georgia, U.S., introduced this rising star from Australia to the Olympic world.
September 28 2012 January 20 201313 Any doubts about whether this rising star is merely a maker of blinged-out pictures should be put to rest by this startling and very strong show.
That's a metaphor, of course, for the sensibility of this rising star who won a Tony Award for her portrayal of Louise in the recent Broadway revival of "Gypsy".
"Time was you knew there was this or that rising star in Shanghai, Canton or Chengdu.
He has had to do the same this season with the rising star James Harden, an especially shifty scorer who, like Lin, thrives in the open court.
17. Bridgit Mendler "The Rising Star" This actress-singer, 21, is a workhorse!
The moment did not reflect a passing of the baton from Bryant, the veteran franchise player who may still have the final say in this series, to Durant, the rising star.
Post-Oscar success, Bingham emerges on this tour not as the rising star mainstream America planned him to be, but something far more compelling: a counter-star, a truly great rock protest singer.
