The phrase "a growing divergence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing difference or separation between two or more things, such as opinions, trends, or paths.
Example: "The report highlights a growing divergence in economic policies between the two countries."
Alternatives: "an increasing disparity" or "a widening gap".
Second, the election results confirm a growing divergence between the political complexions of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
There is some evidence of a growing divergence between credit spreads and credit ratings.
Furthermore, changes in capture conditions and physiology contribute to a growing divergence between these models and faces captured during operations.
But there is a growing divergence between what analysts think will happen with company earnings and the more negative outlook by economists, says a recent Goldman Sachs report.
The last year has seen a growing divergence between Europe and the US, with many EU countries taking a more robust approach to Israel's continued settlement expansion.
"Since devolution there has been a growing divergence in health policy between Scotland and England," says Dr Charles Saunders, deputy chairman of the British Medical Association in Scotland.
The world as a whole may be growing pretty robustly, but the aggregate growth rates mask a big and growing divergence between places that are booming and those that are lagging behind.
With regard to Germany, Schmidtke, (2014) finds that the growing divergence is a result of a conscious choice to decentralize public policy responsibilities from the federal to regional and local governments.
This component of Japanese ADs can serve as a mediating tool to the growing divergence between patients who prefer to be disclosed all medical information and those patients who prefer nondisclosure.
The secret underlying these patterns has been the growing divergence in male job opportunities and a change in the gendered wage gap.
Administration officials and Democratic lawmakers say the growing divergence in tone toward the two groups reflects a combination of policy priorities and political calculus.
