The phrase "a growing requirement for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increasing need or demand for something in various contexts, such as business, education, or technology.
Example: "There is a growing requirement for skilled professionals in the tech industry as new technologies emerge."
Alternatives: "an increasing demand for" or "a rising need for".
These changes are creating a growing requirement for organizing home care for the elderly.
The increasing transmission for multimedia has induced a growing requirement for security of crucial content.
There is a growing requirement for techniques to assess land susceptibility to wind erosion, i.e. land erodibility, over large geographic areas (>104 km2).
Nevertheless, there is a growing requirement for PV to be deployed in a wide variety of conditions from building-integrated, to portable electronics, to indoors for powering smart sensors, internet of things and homes.
There is a growing requirement for improved heat transfer performance for a number of electronic devices and this dictates a need to further elevate the endwall heat transfer performances for pin-fin channels.
To aid in both identifying and discharging the potential liabilities associated with drug transporter interactions, the pharmaceutical industry has a growing requirement for routine and robust non-clinical assays.
There is a growing requirement of lightweight, energy-saving, integrated devices for various wearable and portable electronic applications.
The high rate of mortality due to cardiovascular diseases in developed countries gives rise to a growing requirement in the market for diagnostic tools and therapeutic devices for the treatment of cardiovascular diseases.
In order to automatize as much as possible the steps of building kinetic models, there is a growing requirement in the systems biology community for easily exchanging data in combination with models, which represents the main motivation of KiMoSys development.
The health-beneficial effects of long-chain polyunsaturated fatty acids (LC-PUFAs), derived mainly from fish oil, coupled with the growing requirement for an alternative and sustainable source of these compounds, has led to efforts to engineer oilseed crops for their production.
One reason for this is the growing requirement for computers to manipulate and transfer data at ever-faster speeds.
