The phrase "a growing raft of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing number or collection of items, ideas, or phenomena.
Example: "There is a growing raft of evidence supporting the theory of climate change."
Alternatives: "an increasing number of" or "a rising tide of".
Mr. Mills also said that he had seen evidence that the growing raft of standardized tests being given to students around the state might be taking a detrimental toll.
We are nearly eight months into Donald Trump's Presidential term, and he remains a strangely isolated figure, ignored by a growing portion of his own Administration and party—a man on a raft.
Move LA's petition expressing support for the 30/10 Initiative continues to grow, with a raft of A-list companies, cultural institutions, labor organizations and professional associations signing on.
As stated above, the Escape is part of a growing trend towards smaller SUVs, as witnessed by the introduction of models from a raft of carmakers.
There is growing insecurity, including a raft of bombings that have taken on a dangerous tit-for-tat rhythm, reflecting tensions between Sunnis and Shia that have been worsened by the war next door in Syria.
But Zinaida has a raft of grown-up suitors — including Doctor Looshin, Count Malevsky and a really annoying poet called Maidanov — and Vladimir is convinced she's in love with one of them.
The service which launched in '10 has grown rapidly and won a raft of awards.
He had, for instance, called for a raft of military spending: growing the Army and Marines to a ridiculous size, building a Navy to reach a seemingly arbitrary and budget-busting number of ships, creating a mammoth air armada of fighter jets, pouring money into a missile defense boondoggle, and recruiting a legion of (presumably overweight) hackers to wage cyber war.
The demonstrations began over transport fare rises in Sao Paulo, but quickly grew into nationwide rallies encompassing a raft of issues, from corruption and the poor quality of public services to the cost of hosting the current Confederations Cup and next year's Fifa World Cup.
Ed Miliband has moved to contain rising panic over Ukip's growing threat to Labour by pledging a raft of hard-headed measures to ensure that migrants "earn the right" to state benefits and face stiff English language tests before taking up jobs.
