The phrase "a growing centrality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing importance or significance of a particular concept, idea, or element within a context.
Example: "In recent years, a growing centrality of sustainability in business practices has become evident."
Alternatives: "an increasing importance" or "a rising significance".
Given the growing centrality of interdisciplinarity to scientific research, gaining a better understanding of successful interdisciplinary collaborations has become imperative.
It reinforced the relevance and the growing centrality that the Paraiba do Sul River and its water issues, could achieve.
Considers the artists, institutions, publications and exhibitions that have contributed to the growing centrality of Asia in the contemporary art world.
The most striking change has been the growing centrality of the black experience to the maturing national culture of the United States; the most striking irony has been the degree to which blacks, despite that centrality, have remained economically marginal.
There has been a growing need to design centrality measures for weighted networks, because weighted networks where edges are attached weights would contain rich information.
There has been a growing need to design centrality measures for directed fuzzy social networks (DFSNs), because DFSNs where edges are attached with directed fuzzy relation would contain rich information.
Social volcanology has evolved rapidly over the past fifteen years, with a growing recognition amongst academics and practitioners of the centrality of culture, economics, and power, in shaping perceptions and responses to natural hazards.
On a small planet but within an expanding world of ideas, there is not only space for the Chinese intelligence of centrality and the Western urge for transformational leadership to coexist, but a growing need for the two to cross-fertilize.
The manuscript reports a growing asymmetry between the triggered jet and the back-jet in dijet events as a function of increasing collision centrality.
College students have been at the leading edge of the growing awareness of the centrality of intellectual property in a digital age.
