The phrase "a growing chunk of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing portion or segment of something, often in relation to trends or statistics.
Example: "A growing chunk of the population is becoming more health-conscious and opting for organic foods."
Alternatives: "an increasing share of" or "a rising portion of".
A growing chunk of the money goes on rural-development projects, not farming as such.
But for Americans 65 and older -- a growing chunk of the population -- the picture is different.
The authority also added a growing chunk of savings during those years but does not specify where they will come from, making them questionable, he added.
More will come from housing: much of the 30-40% of American home-equity loans that have been securitised looks wobbly, as does a growing chunk of the $800 billion of Alt-A paper outstanding.
It is a debate bred of the recent past, when public radio, once a virtual ward of Congress, turned instead to corporations for a growing chunk of its revenue.
Technology stocks have also been hammered, partly because higher interest rates may dampen companies' enthusiasm for investing in new computers and other information technology which account for a growing chunk of firms' capital expenditures.However, according to IBES International, which tracks analysts' earnings forecasts, such pessimism has not yet filtered through to the broad mass of stocks.
Today they make up an immense, growing chunk of the world economy, but collectively hold a meager11percentnt of votes at the IMF.
He also scraps the hare-brained alternative minimum tax, a parallel tax that ensnares a large and growing chunk of the upper middle class.
A large and growing chunk of the loans advanced to firms during an investment boom that ended in 2012 is turning bad.
And a large and growing chunk of the value companies create comes in the form of intangible assets such as patents or brands.
And a big and growing chunk of web visitors access the internet by mobile phones, whereas its survey (and the click-counting software) are optimised for desktop users.
