"growing entry of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe an increasing amount of participation in something, such as the growing entry of participants in a marathon race. For example, "The city marathon had a record-breaking number of participants this year, with a growing entry of runners from around the world."
The new camera is part of the company's growing entry-level Hero line that sports capabilities perfect for YouTube.
The incentives for doing so also grew with the entry of rich foreign corporations and strong World Bank support.
Consumers in each of these countries have seen prices decline, availability expand, and the range of options grow following the entry of foreign companies and subsequent competition for market share.
The companies did reward workers with healthy signing bonuses, better profit-sharing formulas, and pay increases for the growing ranks of entry-level workers.
The Academy says that the change to the rules is meant to counteract the growing trend of entries circumventing the existing regulations.
Similarly, titles such as "When Most Doctors are Women: What Lies Ahead?"[ 4] and "A Force to Contend With: The Gender Gap Closes in Medical Schools" [ 5] reflect the growing attention to the entry of more women into medicine.
It would appear that attempts to standardize growing sets of similar entries is having a detrimental effect on the quality of both individual entries and the overall database.
If you've got a fabulous idea for a game puzzle and are lacking an outlet, add it to the growing list of fabulous entries for the Wikigame's Puzzle Design Challenge and win a Wii! We've extended the deadline from tomorrow to Friday, so put your procrastination hat away and grab your productivity sombrero.
With the growing number of routing entries, IP routing lookup has become the major performance bottleneck in backbone routers.
Announced in January, Hololens is Microsoft's entry into the growing arena of immersive interactive technologies.
