The phrase "a growing geographical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing or expanding aspect related to geography, such as trends, areas, or phenomena.
Example: "The research highlights a growing geographical interest in urban sustainability practices across various cities."
Alternatives: "an expanding geographical" or "a rising geographical".
He warned of a growing geographical divide, suggesting ministers had to act quickly to avoid a "tsunami of people moving from the north to the south".
Ofsted chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw has raised concerns about secondary education, warning in his annual report last year that there was a "growing geographical divide" in standards after age 11 between the North, the Midlands and the South of England.
The growing geographical art of "urban olfaction" is to be part of a talk tomorrow by Dr Alex Rhys-Taylor at the Fragrance Forum, an annual think-in for the fragrance industry.
Our main hypothesis is that growing geographical fertility differences are caused by metropolitan municipality spatial specialisation.
Richer neighbourhoods can afford better schools, which reinforces the growing geographical gap between different social groups.
It ought to be adjusted to reflect and correct the growing geographical disparities in the fortunes of U.S. communities.
Pakistan is the country of growing geographical importance in these days.
There is a growing realisation that geographical techniques can be used in cross-disciplinary approaches to gain an understanding of potential causation factors associated with such events.
In order to finance their transnational business activities, these firms require financial services from banks beyond their domestic economies, resulting in a growing number and geographical spread of their principal banks.
Although there is a growing interest in a geographical-perspective in CAM research focusing upon the dynamics of wellbeing, health practices and spatial locations [ 7- 9], there is a lack of research examining CAM use in rural areas or the characteristics of CAM users across urban and non-urban residence [ 10].
MCI also attacked AT&T in less-defended geographical markets, where initial successes provided a growing revenue base that supported further expansion of MCI networks.
