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The phrase "are multiplying even faster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is increasing or growing at an accelerated rate compared to a previous state.
Example: "The number of online users are multiplying even faster than we anticipated, leading to increased demand for our services."
Alternatives: "are increasing at a quicker rate" or "are growing even more rapidly."
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Mobile phones are multiplying even faster, from 5m mobile-phone users in 1995 to over 57m today.
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From the Ivy League to Berkeley, groups are multiplying, even on campuses that have football teams and fraternities.
Complaints of delayed and inefficient services are multiplying, and even with budget cuts, some government ministries are so unsettled that they seem likely to end the year unable to spend money allotted them.
Jobs that require coding skills are multiplying and growing fifty-percent faster than the market overall.
But other countries are growing even faster.
Some categories are growing even faster.
Benefits are rising even faster.
Prices are growing even faster in London.
Cell phone charges are falling even faster.
But beer labels are multiplying as rapidly as wine labels.
In many democracies surveillance cameras are multiplying, too.
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