The phrase "a growing asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is increasing in value or importance over time, such as a skill, investment, or resource.
Example: "Investing in employee training is a growing asset for our company, as it enhances productivity and job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an increasing resource" or "a valuable investment".
A stake in SNY would give an investor a slice of its profits and equity in a growing asset at a time when the Mets are struggling.
In 2017, the fracking industry tried to use these subsidies to build production quickly, impress the stock market with a growing asset base and cash in through higher equity values.
But it's also given me a growing asset that I can steer in whatever direction I want.
Indigenous content needs to be protected in mainstream culture, especially since tourism is a growing asset to the New Zealand economy.
Internally, when you have a fast growing asset like that within a larger company it tends to soak up all of management's resources and attention.
These data stores of species' locations are an irreplaceable and growing asset to science and conservation, enabling researchers to pinpoint threats to endangered species, observe ecosystem responses to climate change, and even uncover new species.
When Enron was riding high, its trading business was believed to be its most valuable, and fastest growing, asset.
Enough people bought bitcoin to make the digital currency the fastest growing asset in the world last year.
It was the fastest growing asset being contributed to donor-advised funds -- even faster than the traditional cash and stocks.
"We recommend growing assets over a long period of time, and using investment products that reflect an individual's risk tolerance, financial goals, beliefs, and interests.
So, to show that it continues to focus itself as a media content business built around advertising, AOL has been trimming, rebranding and growing assets.
