The phrase "a growing catalog" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an expanding collection of items, products, or resources over time.
Example: "Our company is proud to announce a growing catalog of eco-friendly products that cater to our customers' needs."
Alternatives: "an expanding collection" or "an increasing inventory."
The admission added to a growing catalog of safety-related problems at the sprawling Sellafield plant on the Irish Sea in remote northwestern England.
The first is a growing catalog of studies that pin the blame for an appalling share of preventable deaths on poor communication among doctors, patients and nurses that often results because some doctors, while technically competent, are socially inept.
Reflecting a growing catalog of disputes between Washington and Beijing, a senior Chinese official said Thursday that pressure for tighter sanctions against Iran over its nuclear program could block chances of a diplomatic settlement on the issue.
Qello, for example, offers access to a growing catalog of high-definition (mostly rock) concerts across platforms, but most notably through awesome iOS, AppleTV and Android apps.
Similarly, movie, games, and music fans can access a growing catalog of high resolution media content and share it with their friends easily".
Through our services, people also enjoy access to maps and navigation on mobile, a rapidly expanding applications store, a growing catalog of digital music, and more.
The open chumby platform enables developers to easily create Flash content for chumby-powered devices resulting in a constantly growing catalog of more than 1,500 applications.
A start-up he founded called Fotopedia has started to attract a following with its own growing catalog of apps that seek to combine the elegance of photo-rich coffee table books with some of the utility of travel guides.
There also seems to be a place for Mr. Hough's growing catalog of compositions, which are not exactly at the razor edge of modern music but use what he calls a "twisted tonality" and are played by leading instrumentalists, orchestras and choirs.
This growing catalog of ncRNAs includes a host of small RNA (sRNA) transcripts proximal to transcription start sites (TSSs) [ 4], some of which are capped [ 5] or associate with polycomb repressive complex (PCR2) components [ 6, 7].
All of these are exceptional additions to the growing catalog of great Spanish tastes in New York.
