The phrase "a growing staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing number of employees or team members within an organization or company.
Example: "The company has been expanding rapidly, resulting in a growing staff to meet the demands of our new projects."
Alternatives: "an expanding team" or "a larger workforce".
The situation has been seized upon by Labour as evidence of a growing staff recruitment crisis in schools.
Being on top with a growing staff, greater scrutiny and all the "best behavior" that demands does not necessary play to his strengths.
Much of the money has gone to paying for a growing staff: about 170,000 laypeople, priests and members of religious orders, including some unpaid volunteers, responsible for more than 17,000 parishes.
By contrast, Alibris has a growing staff of 100 at its administrative offices in Emeryville, Calif., a warehouse of books in Sparks, Nev., and another distribution warehouse planned for England.
That office, which began in 1801, was first an appendage of the Home Office and the Board of Trade, but by the 1850s it had become a separate department with a growing staff and a continuing policy; it was the means by which discipline and pressure were exerted on the colonial governments when such action was considered necessary.
According to the group's president, Maya MacGuineas, the money raised is financing a growing staff of about 35 at a Washington "war room," chapters in up to 35 states and ultimately, perhaps, television ads and other help for politicians — members of Congress or even the president — who would need support in taking unpopular positions on tax increases or spending cuts.
The company quickly outgrew the few desks it was using at a local incubator space, and wanted to find an office to accommodate its growing staff and its need for a photo studio.
With winter pressures growing, staff are stretched, pushed and pulled.
This is almost certainly to accommodate increasingly higher volumes of orders and growing staff numbers.
The eighteen-month-old Toronto based AI startup now touts itself as one of the fastest growing companies in Canadian history, with a headcount of around 40 at this point, and a plan to grow staff 3x to 4x over the next 12 months.
The number reflects several factors: expenses that have risen faster than revenues, a growing administrative staff, disappointing fund-raising drives and, most significantly, $10 million a year in payments on a $175 million loan the school took out a few years ago, in part so that it could invest money in the stock market.
