"expected to grow further" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the probability of an increase in something. For example, "Experts expect the tech industry to grow further in the coming years."
The market for resveratrol and its derivatives is expected to grow further in the future.
The crude price is expected to grow further - some predict $200 - leaving plenty of opportunities for well targeted, higher taxes.
With the government forecasting another year of normal rainfall in the main June-to-September monsoon, industrial output is expected to grow further on rising consumer demand.
Their numbers increased quickly over the weekend, and the tally was expected to grow further as search barges returned to Shanghai.
It also increased mandatory contributions from 7.5% of salary for both workers and employers to 8% and 10% respectively.As a result, savings are expected to grow further.
Bilateral trade between the two countries was only $300 million in 2004, but increased ninefold to $2.7 billion in 2011, and is expected to grow further.
The expanded pilot, which we're expecting to grow further, is scheduled to run for three years.
By comparison, Tesla will sell about 20,000 cars this year and expects to grow further as it opens international distribution.
"In 2005, we expect to grow further, as the market potential is enormous," said V. Sridhar, head of garment exports at Arvind Mills.
It leapfrogged past Gallaher Tobacco into first place among British cigarette makers with 41.4percentt of the market, a figure that analysts expect to grow further now that the company has the British distribution rights for Marlboro cigarettes, acquired in August from British American Tobacco.
They're expecting to grow further in 2017.
