The phrase "a considerable growing" is not correct in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "considerable" is an adjective and should modify a noun, while "growing" is a gerund or present participle.
Example: "There has been a considerable growth in the number of participants this year."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a substantial rise".
Last but not the least, the considerable growing rate of cataract surgeries in private hospitals in recent years should not be overlooked.
In addition to this earlier work, there has been considerable growing attention on simulating the brain dynamics and its relation to self-organized criticality using the structure of human connectome from the DTI based measurements [ 32].
Tourism is also growing, with a considerable rise in the number of passengers at Aalborg Airport.
In addition, there are increasing calls for the responsible use of power by large institutional investors, which have a considerable and growing influence on the companies in which they invest.
Andrew Neil casts a "considerable and growing shadow", and there are also two references to the "Andy Marr show" and its revered producer Barney Jones (who is beside himself when No 10 pull the PM out of a scheduled interview).
However, we would be wrong to think that the first farming communities of Europe were in tune with nature and each other, as there is a considerable (and growing) body of archaeological data that is indicative of episodes of warfare between these communities.
Although it's still hugely popular, there has been a considerable and growing backlash against the most evangelical of food trends, "clean eating", which, in its terror of bread and pasta, has built an industry around drinking kale juice and pretending that courgettes are the same as spaghetti.
Pharmaceutical expenditure is a considerable and growing cost to health care systems in Western European Union (EU) countries, including Ireland.
The extensive invasion in the study area in eastern Ethiopia now affects a considerable, and growing, portion of Afar (Wakie et al. 2014; Haregewyn et al. 2013; Tilahun and Asfaw 2012).
He probably has trouble keep track of how many cars he has, too; it's a considerable — and growing — collection that includes an Aston Martin DB9, a Bugatti Veyron, a Maserati, a Lamborghini, a Bentley, a Rolls-Royce, at least two Ferraris and multiple Audis.
