"growing occurrence" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or phenomenon that is becoming more common or frequent over time. Example: The growing occurrence of natural disasters has raised concerns about the impact of climate change.
In this article we argue that the growing occurrence and impacts of forest fires in Catalonia can be mainly attributed not to climate change or individual misbehavior but to the decline of the landscape mosaic that has historically characterized Mediterranean rural areas.
While police profiling is not exclusive to biker communities, it's a growing occurrence within the culture.
Recent literature describes a growing occurrence of copy number aberrations with both prognostic [ 10], diagnostic and therapy prediction value.
However, with the growing occurrence of multi-drug and vancomycin-resistant strains, the use of more recently available antibacterial agents may be necessary in selected cases.
Despite an increased focus on experimental elucidation of the molecular details of cooperative binding events, as evidenced by their growing occurrence in literature, they are currently lacking from the main bioinformatics resources.
Given the widespread and growing occurrence of these malignancies, our results raise the possibility of reducing the health and economic burden of these cancers through prevention or treatment of human papillomavirus infection.
Although information on germline polymorphisms in microRNAs is growing, the occurrence of somatic mutations is generally much less well understood and less commonly identified.
Weak signals are "precursor events" or "early warnings", namely slight changes in the current state of affairs or in existing trends that−if observed and correctly interpreted−may hint at a growing likelihood of occurrence of a certain Wild Card.
In high-income countries, concern is growing about the occurrence of malnutrition in hospitals [ 1, 2].
In growing patients the occurrence of scoliosis has been found to correlate with low bone mineral density [ 29].
Due to the increasing international tourism and migration of people that are accompanied by pets, the number of dogs with VL in non-endemic regions is growing and its occurrence has been reported now in many countries which lack the appropriate sandfly for Leishmania [ 2, 22, 3, 6, 8, 9, 14].
