The phrase "a growing impact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing effect or influence that something has over time.
Example: "The new policy has had a growing impact on the community's health and well-being."
Alternatives: "an increasing effect" or "a rising influence."
There, in particular, brain science has had a growing impact.
It is early to measure the recession's consequences, but surveys suggest a growing impact.
In this way, sport and its influence on doping and drug-taking are already having a growing impact on everyday life.
Despite the lower estimates, the agency's report noted that shale gas would continue to have a growing impact on the broader energy market.
Likewise, rising food and fuel prices, shortages, lost earnings, closed businesses, falling exports and reduced tourism caused by the unrest will have a growing impact on working people if they persist with street action.
The combination of a shrinking population and an increasingly elderly one will have a growing impact on everything from demand for goods and services, to public finances, to the structure of the workforce.
"With 25% of stipendiary clergy aged 60 or over, at present rates of ordination this trend will have a material and growing impact on the number of those available to serve in ordained roles across the dioceses".
In our view, complex systems and computational techniques will have a large and growing impact on research on politics in the near future.
Women business owners continue to make a significant and growing impact on our economy.
Findings also quantify a bigger and growing impact on staff in rural facilities [ 8, 28].
Osteoarthritis has a substantial and growing impact on population health, 1 2 health services 3 and economies worldwide.
