The phrase "a growing clash" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing conflict or disagreement between two or more parties or ideas.
Example: "The ongoing debate about climate change has led to a growing clash between environmentalists and industrialists."
Alternatives: "an escalating conflict" or "an intensifying dispute."
But in a case that highlights the growing clash between the federal government and those states that have legalized marijuana for medical or recreational use, the United States Justice Department indicted Mr. Davies six months ago on charges of cultivating marijuana, after raiding two dispensaries and a warehouse filled with nearly 2,000 marijuana plants.
"By September 1965," Mr. Beschloss writes, "the contours of the rest of Johnson's term were in place -- the deepening chasm in Southeast Asia, campus and street demonstrations at home, riots in major American cities, Johnson's diminishing clout in Congress, his growing clash with Robert Kennedy".
A3 Curbing Violence in Indonesia President Abdurrahman Wahid of Indonesia said he might have to seek international assistance to halt 18 months of sectarian violence in the eastern Maluku Islands, where rogue army units have taken sides in the growing clashes.
But others warn of a growing culture clash between conservative Islam and Bosnia's avowed secularism in an already fragile state.
But a more likely explanation was a growing and public clash about the best way of chasing the Islamists from the north.
The four officers standing outside it, nursing polystyrene cups of hot coffee in the freezing Balkan winter, are at the frontline of what is a growing crisis: a clash between the country's natives and an influx of people forced from their homes by war or poverty.
But as the numbers of such students grow, clashes are beginning to occur.
Donald Trump's presidential campaign has denied that its manager grabbed and pulled the collar of a protester at a rally on Saturday, in another incident in a growing series of physical clashes at the Republican frontrunner's events.
