"gaining proximity" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means getting closer to something or someone. Example: The hiker pressed on, determined to keep gaining proximity to the summit of the mountain despite the steep and treacherous terrain.
We do not cast any one of ours to the side in order to gain proximity to perceived power.
As the company rapidly grew in the 2000s, the team moved to Shanghai, presumably to reduce overhead and gain proximity to the sex toy factory in Suzhou, 60 miles west of Shanghai.
In contrast, ancestral otariid seals retained smaller body sizes and insulating fur, and bred at rockeries to gain proximity to local prey resources adopting a 'foraging lactation' strategy [ 1].
High data rate and system throughput can be obtained owning to caching gains, multiplexing gains, diversity gains, and proximity gains in our joint design.
Because the non-orthogonal resource sharing between the cellular and the D2D layers has the potential of the reuse gain, proximity gain and hop gain and at the same time increasing the resource utilization [13 15], D2D communications underlaying cellular networks has received considerable interest in the recent years.
When activated, he anticipated that the attachment system would coordinate attachment behavior in the form of signals and movements including crying, smiling, and crawling to gain proximity, and thus protection and emotional support, from the caregiver.
THE BOTTOM LINE What the Knightsbridge lacks in the larger amenities department, it gains in proximity to some of London's most popular destinations.
Exports from Britain generated by international law firms are now three times higher than they were in 1995.Centre courtLondon is a textbook example of an economic cluster, in which businesses locate close to one another because they gain from proximity.
As I gain altitude and proximity to Lake Argentino, the roadsides become rivulets and ponds.
PSWs spoke of knowledge of residents' idiosyncrasies gained from close proximity and increased familiarity.
In spite of clear advantages such as efficiency gains and proximity to the local populations and their needs, there are also major obstacles to overcome.
