'ever growing need' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the continuous and increasing nature of a need. For example, "The ever growing need for mental health services in our community means more support is needed."
Co-synthesis of hydrogen and nanocarbon via methane cracking is a single step technique which meets ever growing need of greenhouse gas (GHG) free energy.
This chapter reviews that in the antiviral and antibacterial area, increasing drug resistance means that there is an ever growing need for novel approaches towards structures and mechanisms, which avoid the current problems.
With housing supply at the very heart of the problem, what more than can be done to support housing growth across the north to meet the ever growing need and demands for accommodation?
The aim is to provide review of different techniques which target to fulfill ever growing need of energy.
"All of these can be affected during tough economic times and, as we head back into recession, we are seeing an ever growing need for what we have to offer.
Professor of Geology Karen Harpp, who teaches the class, envisions the course as a community experiment in the ever growing need for online course development.
This paper summarizes the technological advances made in recent years that will meet the ever growing needs of the science community.
We are constantly evaluating and certifying our hardware standards to provide our users with the latest technology to address their ever growing needs.
Although two national research ethics training programs have been conducted in Nigeria during the last five years, these remain inadequate to meet the ever growing needs of scientists [ 14].
Uranium plays an indispensable role in nuclear energy, but there are limited land resources to meet the ever growing demand; therefore, a need exists to develop efficient materials for capturing uranium from water.
In this respect, the value of logically presented pathway diagrams is becoming ever more apparent given the growing need to systematically organize and describe the interactions between the various components that make up a cell.
