The phrase "assistance growing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increase or expansion in the help or support being provided.
Example: "The organization has seen assistance growing in response to the increased demand for services."
Alternatives: "support increasing" or "aid expanding".
With thousands of displaced persons and widespread destruction, the need for assistance grows.
Yet as American aid and military assistance grew over the years, the diplomats doling it out became increasingly uneasy.
Total official development assistance grew by $3.2 billion last year, to $51.5 billion, an increase of 8.9% in real terms.
With the advent of privatization, foreign aid and assistance grew, particularly funding for developmental projects from the United States and the European Economic Community (later succeeded by the European Union), the latter of which also agreed to help pay the wages of civil servants.
They found that children who received early assistance grew up, on average, to be healthier and more productive adults than those who didn't — and they were also, it turns out, less likely to turn to the safety net for help.
Although the amount given to each household — a figure that can vary widely depending on a complex formula of income and the number of mouths to feed — has been dropping by small amounts for the past few years, the roster of people seeking assistance grew steadily through the recession.
For example, over the period 2001 2007, while nonprofit jobs in the field of social assistance grew by an average of 2.4percentt per year, for-profit jobs in this field grew by an average of 7percentt per year.
Brigance, a former linebacker, has seen his muscles wither and his need for assistance grow.
In fact, between mid-2007 and mid-2009, the number of people receiving food stamp assistance grew 66percentt.
As news of her deed spreads, requests for Kim's assistance grow in number until she finally decides to pursue it as a career.
