The phrase "growing instances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing number of occurrences or examples of a particular phenomenon.
Example: "There are growing instances of remote work becoming the norm in many industries."
Alternatives: "increasing occurrences" or "rising examples".
The AHRC is particularly concerned by the growing instances of detention in prisons of those with cognitive disabilities for lengthy periods without releasing them into more appropriate facilities and in the absence of regular review by an independent tribunal.
But there is encouraging news: the framework for IP protection in China is improving and there are growing instances of firms that have successfully taken legal action.
Moreover, the growing instances for a more sustainable approach to urban management encourages also a reuse of existing inner cities that involves huge neighbourhoods in a "soft" way, i.e. in a way that is respectful of the social and cultural needs of the involved inhabitants.
Even Japan's widely admired social stability has lately come into question here, with growing instances of school bullying leading to suicides, for instance, and an increase in guns that prompted the National Police Agency to propose stiffer laws this month.
"It is alarming to see hotbeds of tension and conflict caused by growing instances of inequality between rich and poor, by the prevalence of a selfish and individualistic mindset which also finds expression in an unregulated financial capitalism," he said.
Hanoi, 3 June 2005: A Children's Forum on Violence against Children, has heard details about the growing instances of abuse and violence towards children, as well as children witnessing increasing cases of domestic violence.
By marrying this elemental approach with imaginative solutions around self-directed learning like the School in the Cloud, Mitra reveals a way to exponentially grow instances of curiosity and discovery for young people, regardless of their circumstances.
In a growing number of instances, factors are gaining customers and working in business partnerships with an unlikely ally: banks, their main competitors.
Despite its preference for hardwoods, it has been reported growing on rare instances on coniferous wood.
