The phrase "a growing center" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a place or organization that is expanding in terms of activity, influence, or population.
Example: "The city has become a growing center for technology startups, attracting entrepreneurs from all over the country."
Alternatives: "an expanding hub" or "a developing focal point".
It is also a growing center for US high-tech investment.
The police arrested them on Wednesday in Sargodha, a major city in Punjab Province that has become a growing center of militancy.
And in August a sleek museum of Southern art opened in the Warehouse/Arts District, a once-industrial neighborhood that is a growing center for galleries, museums and hotels.
And in both Hollywood and Montreal, a growing center for "runaway" film and animation productions from the United States, the affair is opening a debate over Ottawa's policy of giving multimillion-dollar subsidies to support the production of Canadian movies and television shows.
There's also the "sectarian war in Syria" and "its attraction as a growing center of radical extremism", which is compelling evidence that Syria is poised to take up the mantle of "failed state that foreign policy elites are really worried about".
Over the purr of water pipes at the Egyptian Coffee Shop on Steinway Street in Astoria, a growing center of Arab and Islamic life, George Badra expressed the sentiment heard often after the attacks: the hijackers did not represent true Islam.
It has a flower-like figuration with a sinter as its growing center.
After the recent events, it would be far easier to capture a broad swath of the growing center with talk of strengthening Israel.
As shown in Fig. 1a-d, the typical phenotype of these flowers was two growing centers and a larger flower size than the control (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
Then it considered Middletown, a growing arts center with Wesleyan University as its backdrop, and a downtown in the midst of a renaissance.
HOTELS A growing financial center, Leipzig has no shortage of hotel chains, including a Westin, Marriot and Novotel (doubles range from 70 euros to 200 euros).
