The phrase "a growing battery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a battery that is increasing in capacity, charge, or production, often in the context of technology or energy storage.
Example: "The new technology allows for a growing battery that can store more energy as it charges."
Alternatives: "an expanding battery" or "a developing battery".
The press is encumbered with a growing battery of rules.
Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but is facing a growing battery of international sanctions intended to force it to halt its enrichment program and negotiate with the West.
Faced with a growing battery of regulation, and the bizarre recent phenomenon of health secretary Jeremy Hunt personally phoning trust chief executives to pressurise them to sort out A&E problems, it is terrifyingly easy for boards and senior managers to respond to problems with blame and aggression – the infamous NHS bullying culture that has to be eradicated.
The National Consumer Council believes a similar idea could work in Britain and particularly wants to adapt it to target Britain's growing battery mountain.
It is a highly innovative, but thoroughly nontraditional entrant into a growing field of battery-powered bikes.
"This year's report suggests that the greening of the world's electricity system is unstoppable, thanks to rapidly falling costs for solar and wind power, and a growing role for batteries, including those in electric vehicles, in balancing supply and demand," Seb Henbest, lead author of Bloomberg New Energy Finance's 2017 New Energy Outlook report, said in a statement.
When I look down from the subway platform at almost any busy station, I notice a growing accumulation of AA batteries tossed on the tracks.
By linking together networks of energy-efficient buildings, solar installations, and batteries, a growing number of companies in the U.S. and Europe are helping utilities reduce energy demand at peak hours and supply targeted areas with renewably generated electricity.
By linking together networks of energy-efficient buildings, solar installations, and batteries, a growing number of companies and utilities in the U.S. and Europe are deploying "virtual power plants". Read more.
A growing number of children are swallowing batteries, especially circular "button batteries," leading to thousands of emergency room visits each year and, in a few cases, deaths, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The commercialization of electric and hybrid vehicles has, therefore, stimulated a growing demand for long-lived batteries, both for driving and for grid buffering.
