The phrase 'get popularity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone (or something) is becoming more well-known or appreciated by a large group of people. For example, "Her latest album is quickly getting popularity among music fans."
In the past, several researchers have addressed this issue to facilities the VTS crew and captain of the ship but mostly, their research work was for academic purposes and could not get popularity because of extra manual workload.
But although he was not someone who trades on charm to get popularity, he had a very loyal coterie of friends".
Students who embrace an unusual interest, hobby, or passion may not get popularity points in high school, but they are setting themselves up for a lifetime of fulfillment and success.
Do you want be friends with the new people to get popularity?
One really easy way to get popularity points is if you gift your friends a nice warming present.
Recently, the limit state design (LSD) or performance-based design have got popularity in the field of building design in Japan as well as in other countries.
He's passed more major legislation than anybody since Franklin Roosevelt and he's got popularity ratings that look more like Martin Van Buren's.
This oil has got popularity because they are reported as pharmacologically active.
RWH system, newly introduced sustainable water supplier is not getting popularity and only used by the rich people due to high establishment costs.
Automatic question generation system is getting popularity for generating objective test items (Goto, Kojiri, Watanabe, Iwata, & Yamada, 2009, 2010; Liu, Rus, & Liu, 2016).
NoSQL datastores are getting popularity in a variety of scenarios, and their diffusion is growing especially within the data management back-end of modern web applications, and the data storage and analysis layer of Internet of Things platforms.
