The phrase "a growing post" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or role that is expanding in responsibilities or importance, often in a professional context.
Example: "As the company expands, we are excited to announce a growing post in our marketing department that will focus on digital strategies."
Alternatives: "an expanding position" or "an increasing role".
Their morphogenesis involves the continuous secretion of proteins into a growing post-Golgi vesicle.
There are already 10 Muslim schools in New York, and my feeling is that despite growing post-9/11 awareness, there is still a degree of naïveté among Americans.
Egypt, the most populous Arab country, boasts a thriving startup ecosystem that grew post the 2011 revolution, mostly geared towards everyday solutions for consumers.
Inside the tightly sealed Khanabad air base here, beyond roadblocks densely packed with armed men, there are, according to an Uzbek government official who has seen them, accumulating signs of the American military's effort against the Taliban: a newly assembled tent city, American soldiers, seven helicopters and a growing command post.
The housing sector, which has gone from a drag on the economy to a positive, continued to grow, posting a 9.7 percent gain — though again, that is less than half its rate of growth in the first quarter.
Washington Post editorial page editor Fred Hiatt and Politico editor-in-chief John Harris spoke Wednesday about a growing rift over Post media critic Erik Wemple's coverage of Politico Playbook writer Mike Allen.
This is consistent with UHC as a growing international priority post the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) [ 23].
Public antipathy towards Clarke grew post-Katich.
The 16-date tour Traces has embarked upon reflects a growing hunger for post-sawdust circus, as does CircusFest, which next month will fill London's Roundhouse with circus-themed gigs, films and performances.
The Facebook page promoting the documentary elicited a growing discussion after posting this comment on Thursday morning: "Talk about an EDC EXPERIENCE huh?!!" Most of the comments concerned whether, after Las Vegas, the Carnival should now come back to Los Angeles.
Wyden, who predicted two weeks ago that the administration might be open to changing the bulk phone-records programme, suggested during a speech at the Centre for American Progress that intelligence officials would fight an effort to restrict a growing series of post-9/11 surveillance powers.
