The phrase "a growing decentralization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing trend or movement towards decentralization in various contexts, such as governance, technology, or organizational structures.
Example: "The company is experiencing a growing decentralization, allowing teams more autonomy in decision-making."
Alternatives: "an increasing decentralization" or "a rising decentralization".
From the start it was oriented towards meeting the needs of health professionals working in a context of growing decentralization and an increased focus on a primary health care (PHC) approach [ 24] - consistent with many African countries where the role of managing and coordinating the health system has continuously devolved from national and regional levels to the districts.
KSCA-FM (101.9) radio personality Eddie Piolinn" Sotelo, who reaches one of the nation's largest Spanish-speaking audiences, agreed that the movement's growing decentralization made it more difficult to rally people.
Places is part of a growing online decentralization movement fueled by last year's Snowden revelations which pulled back the curtain on the extent of government dragnet online surveillance programs.
Further decentralization of American education will only turn a growing disaster into a catastrophe.
There is a growing realization that economic reforms cannot be achieved without a much greater degree of decentralization and democratization in the political process.
Meso-level factors include health system factors such as maldistribution of health workers, growing private sector, decentralization and health financing.
Decentralization has been in vogue in developing countries for over two decades, but there is no evidence in the growing literature on health sector decentralization that decentralization reliably increases sector performance [ 6, 40].
But since mid-century, growing suburbanization, both as decentralization of populations and as a cluster of values celebrating the privatization of life, has eaten away at the spirit of urbanity.
"He has moved the system from one of political decentralization to one of administrative decentralization, and that's a good thing.
The plain hard truth is, as Josh Zemel, who is Communications Director of DAOStack, another company we work with, put it to me the other day is that the blockchain movement, and relatedly the decentralization movement, are really growing at an incredible clip.
