The phrase "a growing and efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is increasing in size, quantity, or importance while also being effective or productive.
Example: "The company has become a growing and efficient leader in the renewable energy sector."
Alternatives: "an expanding and effective" or "a developing and productive".
GRADUATES EQUAL GROWTH A GREAT APPEAL of green jobs — or, for that matter, of a growing and efficient health care sector — is that they make it possible to imagine what tomorrow's economy might look like.
A GREAT APPEAL of green jobs — or, for that matter, of a growing and efficient health care sector — is that they make it possible to imagine what tomorrow's economy might look like.
If they wish to attract market-seeking or efficiency-seeking FDI, instead of resource-seeking FDI,they have to create a growing and efficient domestic market coupled with a policy environment attractive to both domestic and foreign investors.
As urban populations grow, there is a growing need for efficient and sustainable modes, such as bicycling.
There is a growing demand for efficient and scalable subspace clustering solutions in many Big data application domains like biology, computer vision, astronomy and social networking.
Recent advances in genomic biology high-throughput techniques have led to a growing need for efficient and powerful clustering algorithms [1].
As a consequence, there is a growing need for efficient and short measures of the Big Five personality constructs that fit well with the enormous constraints of the survey context (Donnellan, Oswald, Baird, & Lucas, 2006; Gosling, Rentfrow, & Swann, 2003).
There is a growing attention of efficient energy coversion and clean energy utilization.
There is a growing shortage of efficient vineyard workers, but there are also solutions available.
Recently, enterprises have exposed a growing interest in efficient supply chain management.
Even though these reforms are positive, other factors are becoming a growing constraint to efficient trade.
