The phrase "as distance grows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or relationship that changes as the physical or metaphorical distance between entities increases.
Example: "As distance grows between the two cities, the cultural differences become more pronounced."
Alternatives: "as separation increases" or "as space widens".
But this is usual: not only do candidates often appear on more than one list, the importance of regional and local factors increases as distance grows from the political hot house of Tehran.
Multi-millions are not rich, however, and many are far below the poverty line, as distance grows between China's cities and its rural regions, where the poor mostly remain.
As distance grew between Trump's political aspirations and his ability to initiate global annihilation, the tech community would have been increasingly willing to forgive and forget.
Corporate-funded organizations and narrow interest advocacy campaigns stand in as proxies for citizens as the distance grows between leaders and those they represent.
As the distance grows, the attenuation of the signal prevents the reader from disturbing the activity of the other readers: the maximum distance D beyond which no interference is generated is called interference range or collision range.
As can be seen in Figure 2 the average correlation peaks at short chip distances and decays as the distance grows.
Thus these first-step measures typically underestimate the true distance, by an amount that grows quickly as the true distance grows large.
Upon separation of the B/T-cell conjugate, the cells maintain long-range contacts through fine PM-derived extensions, termed nanotubes, which elongate as the intercellular distance grows.
Mixtures exhibited the same ballistic regime (the variance of travel distance grows as time squared) for different values of ν, and ballistic regimes for mixtures also emerged from several other tested models.
This distance grows 10x bigger every 10 seconds.
The statue moved slightly, just enough for me to make my way down; as the distance grew between us, I heard her grumble profanely something about "these people asking me to move".
