The phrase "a growing armed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an increasing level of armament or militarization, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The region is facing challenges due to a growing armed presence that threatens stability."
Alternatives: "an increasing military" or "a rising armed force".
He warned about a growing armed presence in Syria, with no leadership.
Mr. Moallem's visit to Iran, one of Syria's few remaining allies, underscored the pressure on his government as it fights a growing armed insurgency on several fronts.
The message has found sympathetic ears, not only among Mr. Assad's large base of supporters but also other Syrians who fear that a growing armed insurgency will destabilize the country.
Their accounts of besieged towns like Homs and Idlib are consistently dire, describing protesters being attacked by the government, dwindling medical supplies and food, and a growing armed insurgency that threatens to reshape the uprising, if not completely overwhelm it.
But the secession of South Sudan, a growing armed and unarmed coalition inside Sudan seeking fundamental change, the eruption of the Arab Spring throughout a number of Sudan's key neighbors, and international success in protecting civilians in places like Libya and Ivory Coast has provided a window of opportunity for historic change in Sudan.
Conflict is unlikely, but continued tensions and a growing arms race in the region appear inevitable.
Investec analyst Marc Elliott said: "Oil seems to be a growing arm of the Glencore business and if they want to push and expand a bit more Tony's expertise can certainly help with that".
As anger grows, armed groups opposed to the United States may grow in numbers and stature, too.
More recently, though, China has ordered as many as 40 advanced Sukhoi-30 fighters from Russia as part of a steadily growing arms procurement program intended to give China an edge over Taiwan.
Not even at very high monomer conversions and for large star molecules, a shielding effect of growing arms hampering the RAFT process could be identified.
There were growing tensions and growing arms races.
