"growing span" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the amount of time covering a period of growth, such as: "The company saw a steady growth over a growing span of five years."
Not only have breeders succeeded in tricking the plants into producing berries even in times of the year when they normally wouldn't, our growing regions span the state, from the Imperial Valley north to Watsonville and even beyond.
Biennials are also herbs, but, unlike annuals, their growing cycle spans two years: the vegetative (nonreproductive) plant growth takes place from seed during the first year, and flowers and fruit develop during the second.
Arrow should grow about 10% a year by serving 115,000- plus growing customers spanning 50- plus countries.
In recent years, systems employing radio frequency identification (RFID) technology have been growing exponentially, spanning from inventory control to any application nowadays using the Internet of Things paradigm.
One of the algorithms in [9] is growing a spanning tree in a single phase, and the other is growing separate components in the first phase and connecting the components together in the second phase.
With the relatively longer and growing life spans of humans and the spectrum of stressors to which humans are exposed, it is very likely that individual cells and tissues may exhibit genomic changes shaped by local selective forces within the life span of an individual.
After the growing junction spanned almost the entire width of the cell, a complementary deformation of the bottom junctional ring became apparent as well (Fig. 6D-D″), shortly before the completion of the new junction between the daughter cells (Fig. 6E-E″).
The crowd for Saturday's drawing grew to span three venues, including the local hockey arena.
BCCI was founded in 1972 by a Pakistani banker, Agha Hassan Abedi, and grew to span 69 countries with $20bn in assets.
