The phrase "growing exploitation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing level of exploitation in various contexts, such as labor, resources, or social issues.
Example: "The report highlights the growing exploitation of workers in the gig economy, raising concerns about their rights and protections."
Alternatives: "increasing exploitation" or "escalating exploitation."
"It is striking that this kind of growing exploitation can happen in the US, Europe or in the sea near Ireland and not just in places such as south-east Asia – men seeking a better life abroad who end up on the high seas in zones of little regulation and monitoring".
Rising prices, growing exploitation of natural resources as well as growing international trading and transportation are the consequences.
Despite growing exploitation of its natural resources, many social indicators in PNG, such as per-capita income, literacy, and the Human Development Index, remain alarmingly low.
Despite a growing exploitation history, there is still much to be learned about fluid storage and transport properties of these reservoirs.
Historic rates of habitat change and growing exploitation of natural resources threaten avian biodiversity in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, a global biodiversity hotspot.
When coupled to the growing exploitation of fluorescence-based readouts in high throughput and high content screening, it is clear that fluorescent molecules offer a safer, more powerful and more versatile alternative to radioligands in molecular pharmacology and drug discovery.
There is increasing concern among police and youth justice workers over the growing sexual exploitation of women and girls by gangs and their use of young people to transport and sell drugs around the country, according to Home Office research.
Growing international exploitation of rare earth oxides (REOs) for commercial and biological use has increased the possibility of human exposure and adverse health effects.
The two Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child were adopted in 2000 by the United Nations General Assembly to stem the growing abuse and exploitation of children worldwide and increase the protection of children from involvement in armed conflicts and from sexual exploitation.
Stronger protection for children The two Optional Protocols to the Convention on the Rights of the Child were adopted in 2000 by the United Nations General Assembly to stem the growing abuse and exploitation of children worldwide and increase the protection of children from involvement in armed conflicts and from sexual exploitation.
"I do think it's a serious and growing problem, the exploitation of illegal workers".
