The phrase 'ever-growing needs' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to needs that are continuously increasing in magnitude or importance over time. For example, "As technology advances, so do our ever-growing needs for faster internet speeds and better wireless networks."
New technologies ensuring the production of valuable products from renewable raw materials would greatly benefit our society by satisfying the ever-growing needs while reducing environmentally harmful waste and emissions.
The 20th century, however, has seen a tremendous expansion of artificial plantations in all the continents, planned to meet the ever-growing needs for wood and paper as essential materials in modern civilization.
By and large, however, the industry has been able to deliver ever-increasing quantities of fuel to satisfy the ever-growing needs of a globalizing economy and an expanding, rapidly urbanizing world population.
They represent the planned growth that is possible with the securing of a facility that is large enough to accommodate the ever-growing needs of the marketplace.
TO satisfy our ever-growing need for computing power, many technology companies have moved their work to data centers with tens of thousands of power-gobbling servers.
This paper summarizes the technological advances made in recent years that will meet the ever growing needs of the science community.
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].
Ever-growing demand for citric acid (CA) and urgent need for alternative sources has served as a driving force for workers to search for novel and economical substrates.
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.
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.
