'in a growing pace' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is increasing or changing over time. For example, "Research in the field of artificial intelligence has been advancing at a growing pace in recent years."
Detroit automakers have been scaling back their operations in Canada at a growing pace even as they add workers and shifts in the United States.
We can only expect these technological advancements and their applications to continue at a growing pace in our increasingly connected world.
Scientific research and development are in a fast growing pace in China, particularly in the fields of applied sciences, such as sustainable energy, nanotechnology and stem cells (Editorial, 2010).
But for a Felipe clearance off the line in the second half it might have worked, but it's worth noting there were two teams contributing to the pattern of this game and the Red Bulls too demonstrated a growing sophistication in the way they paced themselves then looked to kick for home with three points in the final 15 minutes.
It's this last that has been crucial to Paliwal's dramatic rise in an industry growing at a manic pace (there are some 3,500 private detective agencies in Delhi alone).
This sudden massive influx of physicians will also change dramatically the composition of the health workforce overall: the 1300 nurses and midwives that existed in 2010 are growing at a pace of approximately 120 per year.
The American economy came to a near halt in the first quarter, growing at a meager pace of 0.6%, its weakest rate of growth in more than four years.
Kertész grew up in a leisurely pace of life and pastoral setting that would shape his later career path.
They include a population that is living longer, and in some countries growing at a fast pace; and a corresponding rising number of health issues, since even as we find cures and treatments for viruses and other diseases and conditions, new ones arise.
Last we heard, Instagram had over 100 million active monthly users in February, growing at a rapid pace at that.
Gambling revenue at tribal casinos slowed in 2012, growing at a slower pace than non-tribal casinos for the first time in nearly 20 years, according to a report released Wednesday.
