The phrase "a growing litany" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing list of complaints, issues, or concerns that are being raised over time.
Example: "The report highlighted a growing litany of environmental problems that need urgent attention."
Alternatives: "an expanding list" or "a mounting series".
"I fear that Michael Brown and Tamir Rice and all the rest were killed as proxies for the Black President," she writes, citing two prominent names in a growing litany of killings.
Gandhi was referring to Modi's claims to have delivered unprecedented economic progress in Gujarat — the sort of development that seemed to have seized up elsewhere in India in the past few years, amid the economic downturn, a growing litany of corruption scandals, and the government's policymaking paralysis.
The F.B.I.'s inept conduct joins a growing litany of miscues, including the failure of the State Department and the I.N.S. to do adequate background checks on many of the Sept. 11 hijackers before they were issued visas and allowed to settle in the United States.
Anything less and humans can expect a growing litany of miseries.
Since winning reelection in November 2013, Christie and his administration have struggled to contain the damage from a growing litany of scandals, including the politically motivated traffic jam known as Bridgegate and a federal investigation into whether Christie misused Hurricane Sandy recovery funds.
The fervor of the night signaled more than solidarity with Ferguson: It revealed a groundswell of people tired of racist policing, in New York and beyond, and everything that comes with it: militarism, mass incarceration, dead black men and boys, immunity for killer cops and an aggressive, selective enforcement of a growing litany of laws.
This doe-eyed stoner doesn't fit the outsider-loner profile of the growing litany of school shooters, or the markings of an extremist of any stripe.
At first glance, the growing litany of grievous mistakes made by the Federal Bureau of Investigation in recent years seems to lack a common thread.
Given this growing litany of mutual recrimination, what's actually in it for both Beijing and Washington to sustain a stable strategic relationship for the future?
So it's hard to hear her growing litany of demands, as well as the "edge of hysteria in her voice" when she begs, "Oh, please — Oh, Please, Mother — can't we live in a palazzo on the Grand Canal?" (Apparently no one has told Olivia that we're in a recession — and that Venice isn't the only place where houses go underwater).
Reagan was responding to his business constituents' complaints that the growing litany of regulations covering environmental clean-up, worker safety, employee rights, community protections, labor policies, collective bargaining and so on, were strangling commerce.
