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The phrase "a growing crisis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation that is worsening or escalating over time, often in contexts related to social, economic, or environmental issues.
Example: "The region is facing a growing crisis in access to clean water, affecting thousands of residents."
Alternatives: "an escalating crisis" or "a worsening crisis".
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We have a growing crisis on our hands.
Researchers and conservationists uniformly see white-nose syndrome as a growing crisis without a solution.
There is a growing crisis and we need radical action to tackle it now".
"The study clearly indicates that middle-income residents on Long Island also face a growing crisis".
"There is a growing crisis of home ownership in our country.
Darling's promise to increase expenditure for frontline operations masks a growing crisis facing the defence budget.
For actors, the rise of non-Equity tours has been a growing crisis.
Eschatology understands history as a growing crisis: good provokes evil, and growing danger makes the action of redemption necessary.
The relationship has taken on added urgency as ethnic clashes have fueled a growing crisis in the restive Jonglei State.
There is a growing crisis of mental health issues affecting those in the fire and rescue service across the country.
Sather might want to get back to New York quickly to address a growing crisis on his reeling team.
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