“growing relevance” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is becoming increasingly more important or applicable. For example: The growing relevance of artificial intelligence in modern society has resulted in a renewed focus on research in this field.
The growing relevance of the Council of Ulemas is partly a result of a budget some analysts believe is growing.
Yet this reduction of international news seems at odds with the increasing globalisation of our lives – and the growing relevance of foreign stories.
Jan Tregelles, chief executive, Mencap "My new year resolution for 2014 is to ensure that Mencap has a growing relevance to the younger generation.
Despite the growing relevance of digital to SMEs, the Federation of Small Businesses is yet to commission research into the role digital is playing in its members' business lives – illustrating the stark divide between organisations that are part of the digital landscape and those that are rooted in more traditional methods.
The emergence of concepts such as socio-hydrology indicates the growing relevance of connections between social and hydrological disciplines.
This is an outcome of the growing relevance, in the second period, of the migration adjustment mechanism to regional shocks.
She didn't blame anyone for this state of affairs, but said "given the growing policy relevance of climate data, increasingly higher standards must be applied".
But the United States also sought to govern its new territory, rapidly growing in relevance, even if nine out of 10 of its inhabitants were Mormons and highly skeptical of distant federal officials.
The growing of relevance of a C-H is ma C-H due to the long-term stabisity of their outstanding properties.
The growing commercial relevance of lactobionic acid has therefore prompted the development of novel systems for its biotechnological production that are both sustainable and efficient.
Information and communication technologies widely used in commercial and government programs are growing in relevance for international global development professionals and offer a potential towards better data and workflow sharing.
