"ever increasing growth" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a steady and continuous growth or expansion. You can use it in writing when discussing trends or changes in a particular subject or area. Example: "The technology industry has experienced ever increasing growth in the past decade, with new advancements and innovations emerging each year."
The ever increasing growth of Internet traffic has encouraged the proliferation of different architectures to serve content provider needs and user demand.
Mushroom thinks that it is this continual "devaluation" which causes the treadmill to run ever faster, and causes business to chase ever increasing "growth" in turnover and "profit".
Motivated by the ever increasing growth in multimedia applications and the number of users, millimeter wave (mmWave) has been regarded as an essential technique for the next generation wireless communication network [1].
And, indeed, this is what we get (whether we are neo-liberals or not) when we stress school as preparation for jobs in a developed country based on economic theories of ever increasing "growth".
If the overarching aim of the economy and business is to strive for higher living standards and ever increasing economic growth, then access to and ownership of natural resources becomes an imperative.
FAO has introduced Climate smart agriculture (CSA) as a viable way to go in addressing food and nutrition security in the face of an ever increasing population growth and climate change threats.
Although this was only my forth Agenda Show, I continued to be excited by the increasing growth of streetwear fashion, and my ever growing knowledge of the industry.
"Additional infrastructure was created, increasing growth potential".
Increasing growth temperature generally exacerbated this phenotype.
Even the more enlightened companies are locked into a model of ever-increasing growth.
Demands for water and threats to water resources are ever increasing owing to population growth and increased development of urban, peri-urban and rural communities.
