The phrase "a climate of growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or atmosphere that is increasingly developing or changing in a particular way, often in relation to trends or sentiments.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a climate of growing concern about climate change and its impacts on our planet."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere of increasing" or "a trend of rising".
The debt deal requires that the Greek Parliament pass a new round of austerity measures, including layoffs of government workers, in a climate of growing social unrest.
And the shot in the arm from Egypt and Tunisia taps into a climate of growing anger over economic conditions in Iran.
Still, community leaders and activists are approaching the weekend with caution amid what they describe as a climate of growing hostility.
In a climate of growing polarisation, Mr Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is increasaing Hindu-nationalist rhetoric ahead of an election in India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, next year.
In contrast to the France of Louis XIV's grand siècle ("great century"), beset by economic stagnation and periodic food shortages, 18th-century France enjoyed a climate of growing prosperity, fueled in part by a sustained rise in population.
In the meantime Real, who will travel to Santander on Sunday, have decided to review the security arrangements around their often controversial coach in a climate of growing tension and hostility towards him.
As future climate change will alter regional climates of growing regions we chose growing regions as units for spatially explicit considerations.
In the warmer climates of growing zones 8 and 9, you can leave the bulbs in the ground.
And the green growth of the new energy and transport paradigms we need for a sustainable future in a time of growing climate threats.
Several World Bank employees, who spoke to the Guardian on condition of anonymity, said there are serious concerns about the restructuring plans themselves, and anger is also growing over a "climate of fear" in which employees fear retaliation from management for speaking out.
Assessment of future regional climates is of growing importance in the development of adaptation plans by policymakers.
