The phrase "a growing voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing influence or presence of a particular opinion, perspective, or group in a discussion or context.
Example: "In recent years, environmental concerns have become a growing voice in political debates, urging for more sustainable policies."
Alternatives: "an emerging voice" or "a rising voice".
English-language teaching and publication has spread.Internationalisation has meant a growing voice for Europe within the economics literature.
Cat Clarke, the author of Entangled and Undone, is a growing voice in UKYA, bringing LGBTQ issues into the mainstream of thriller writing.
"Chelsea has a growing voice in the public discussion and it would not surprise me were these charges connected to who she is".
Yet last week Mr. DiFrancesco joined a growing voice of detractors, and asked that Justice Veniero resign from the bench for ignoring racial profiling complaints while he was attorney general.
A growing voice for women has been critical to these changes, so when Children in Crisis started working with partners in Katobo, Marungu and Bijojo in April, trialling Village Savings and Loans Associations (VSLA), we set a target of 70% women members.
Even with a growing voice, with sprawling petitions such as the recent War on Welfare campaign (established by comedian Francesca Martinez), and visits to Westminster, it seems that the disabled are still considered to be the easiest group to bully in the shadows.
"I've always been gay," Mr. Oundo said, in a timid but growing voice.
Formed only ten months ago, the GCCM has become a steadfast, faithful, and growing voice.
Running back Tiki Barber, coming off his best season and with a growing, confident voice in matters, is two lockers away as well.
Le Monde newspaper ran a front-page cartoon by Plantu, its celebrated illustrator, showing Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel spanking a bare-bottomed Greece.Yet there is nonetheless a growing French voice urging restraint.
According to Pollens it's not quite so cut and dried, though he is a growing lone voice.
