The phrase "a growing lobby for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing group of people or organizations advocating for a particular cause or issue.
Example: "There is a growing lobby for environmental protection policies that address climate change."
Alternatives: "an increasing advocacy for" or "a rising movement for".
The current interest in micro-fabrication has extended to the clinical arena where there is a growing lobby for promoting these for point-of-care purposes.
There are still some challenges on packaging that don't make it easy to choose right bulb for its purpose, but there's a growing lobby for non-nonsense labelling, so hopefully things will change.
The City lives on being a competitive market, he says; yet if jobs have been subsidised anywhere it is in banking, with billions of pounds poured into recapitalisation.The government is coy about subsidising jobs elsewhere, though there is a growing lobby for the support of Jaguar Land Rover in the interests of manufacturing in general.
He does the historical research for a growing lobby display, one of the most ambitious in New York.
A growing lobby wants some private military activity to be recognised as legitimate.
This growing lobby for more draconian laws and expanding incarceration, however, contributes nothing toward rebuilding the real economy, resolving immigration issues or making the U.S. safer.
In 2006, Global shut down what had been a growing lobbying practice, at the request of Mr. Spitzer, who ran for governor on a platform of ethics reform.
A growing nationalist lobby in Kiev is pushing to continue the fight instead.
Today, technological advances have created a new wave of anxiety about our edible present, and a growing nostalgia for a time before corporate food lobbies, genetically modified vegetables, industrial farming, and the weed killer Roundup.
Mr. McCain's turnaround, which was described as reluctant, came as a growing number of Republicans lobbied for the Arizona senator as the best possible addition to the ticket.
A growing number of Americans are lobbying for another break in precedent (this time as laid out by our Founding Fathers) and that is to select the next president in an unbiased, unbound, and unabashed manner.
