The phrase "a recent growth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a recent increase or expansion in a particular area, such as business, population, or trends.
Example: "The company has experienced a recent growth in sales due to its new marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a recent increase" or "a recent rise".
Nagasu has been trying to adapt to a recent growth spurt that has thrown off her jumping abilities.
Participants from a range of disciplines described a recent growth of philanthropic investment in middle income countries.
Dark tourism - the tourism of sites of tragedy - may be a recent growth area for the travel industry but it's not a new phenomenon.
Mustafina is the 2010 world champion and looked strong in training this week, although her injury, along with a recent growth spurt, may have dimmed her original star.
His suggestion that a recent growth in food banks' popularity was because they are now advertised in job centres sparked accusations that ministers were out of touch.
Announcing the milestone on its blog, the site said a recent growth in smartphones had helped boost the numbers visiting the site every month.
In Manchester, there has been a remarkable recent growth in suburban bars that exclusively specialise in great beer.
A more recent growth area, not mentioned in the study, is data analysis, with experts including Martin Lewis proclaiming it as the graduate job for pay and long-term opportunities – and higher education establishments seem to be listening.
We applied this model because it represents the growth trend in A. tortilis better than a linear model of constant radial growth; a recent overall growth rate of about 0.2 mm/yr for Hulus Upper b (Table 1) would imply an age of more than a thousand years for the oldest sample (IV), but its radiocarbon age contradicts this (Fig. 4).
A lot of recent growth has been a matter of catching up, as well-known Western and Asian ideas and practices take root.
Exhibit A is the recent growth in Japanese exports to the United States and Asia, which the government says is pushing up output and driving down inventories.
