"growing history" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous or ongoing development or evolution of something over a period of time. Example: "The city's growing history can be seen in its diverse architecture, from ancient landmarks to modern skyscrapers."
A growing history of drug-related deaths has not slowed the genre's popularity.
Farmers were questioned about their coffee growing history in 2003, a decade before the study occurred.
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White is also happy that his network's coverage is now in a second season with its own growing history to refer to.
Jennifer San Marco, the former postal worker who capped a growing history of psychological problems by killing seven people and herself last week in Goleta, Calif., lived in a village about 70 miles west of Albuquerque.
"Most important of all," Mr. Lukacs writes, "the realization that great wine could come from vineyards that did not have centuries of grape growing history behind them suggested to people on both sides of the Atlantic that they had to rethink what great wine was all about".
"The realization that great wine could come from vineyards that did not have centuries of grape-growing history behind them suggested to people on both sides of the Atlantic that they had to rethink what great wine was all about," Lukacs writes.
An issue which they found frightening and yet boring, because they did not understand its origins nor feel its passion, seemed happily to have been consigned to the history books.In this section Health reform in a cold climate Foreign losses The going rate The sage of Dagenham The third man Data lock Home grown History trumps democracy ReprintsUnfortunately it has not been.
Since then, the cell-phone industry has become one of the fastest growing in history.
Growing prosperity, history suggests, makes people more tolerant, more willing to settle disputes peacefully, more inclined to favour democracy.
Despite a growing exploitation history, there is still much to be learned about fluid storage and transport properties of these reservoirs.
