The phrase "a context of growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or environment that is characterized by development or increase in a particular aspect, such as knowledge, skills, or opportunities.
Example: "In a context of growing innovation, companies must adapt quickly to stay competitive."
Alternatives: "an environment of growth" or "a setting of expansion".
It is considered as an essential capacity to build competitive advantages over competitors in a context of growing open innovation.
In a context of growing global integration and increasing international competition, new challenges are likely to emerge in Egypt's regional economies.
However, it is not the case in a context of growing wages (in real terms), as we have shown in this paper.
In a context of growing resistance to classical antifungal therapy, the design of new drugs targeting alternative pathways is highly expected.
In a context of growing attention to the issue of feeding the city, this article focuses on the role of the assessments guiding the processes of urban food policy and planning to reach Sustainable Food Security.
"In a context of growing successes for mega-blockbusters, the additional time given to the development of our titles will allow them to fulfil their huge ambitions and thus offer players even more exceptional experiences".
Lastly, practices based on citizens' participation, often presented as an antidote to deficiencies in the democratic process, require citizens to be exceptionally well organized and mobilized: can a transformative programme of this kind be sustained in a general context of growing individualization and social fragmentation?
In a new context of growing need for renewable energy sources (RES), tariff design has become a critical component of energy system regulation.
One area of immediate interest is to immerse our single cell stochastic dynamics in a spatial context of growing and dividing cells [ 57] with the aim to understand how noise in gene expression couples with mechanics and cell fate in the living embryo.
Identifying support interventions for informal caregivers can pave the way for future research that evaluates their cost-effectiveness in a context of a growing number of people with AD and ever scarcer resources.
This has occurred at a time of social and technological change and in a context of a growing recognition of the need to act on the marginalised status of mental health provision [ 2].
