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The phrase "a growing appetite for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing desire or interest in something, often in contexts related to food, culture, or trends.
Example: "There is a growing appetite for sustainable products among consumers who are becoming more environmentally conscious."
Alternatives: "an increasing demand for" or "a rising interest in".
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This translates into a growing appetite for energy.
He predicted a growing appetite for more multidimensional analysis.
Rising middle classes in those countries have a growing appetite for luxury goods, including jewelry.
"Are you married?" Americans have a growing appetite for foreign travel.
In contrast, and despite economic woes, European customers have shown a growing appetite for luxury watches.
"There is a growing appetite for sports and entertainment and more options in India," she said.
There is also a growing appetite for decisive action — everywhere, it seems, except the White House.
Whatever their pay grade, Americans seem to have a growing appetite for nips and tucks.
Advertisers have a growing appetite for advertorials because of the cut-through they offer, she says.
"There is a growing appetite for authentic Mexican brands in the U.S.," he said.
"We're witnessing a growing appetite for art as evident through the increase in the number of galleries, auctions and exhibitions".
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