The phrase "increasingly growing demand for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that there is a steady increase in the need or desire for something. Example: "The rapidly changing technology market has led to an increasingly growing demand for skilled software engineers."
But given the increasingly crowded region and the growing demand for use of the tracks — Sound Transit started the Everett commuter run in 2004 — slides are a problem that can only be managed, not solved, Mr. Melonas and several others said.
The aging population is a sign of successful development in medical sciences and technology, living standards, and education, but the elderly also raise unique social, economic, and clinical challenges, including a growing demand for increasingly complex healthcare services.
The justification for this industry is that as the world population increases, crop lands are increasingly strained and unable to meet the growing demand for food without employing some method of crop enhancement.
The rise in the number of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) due to an increasingly aging population has led to a growing demand for medication to prevent and treat these diseases.
Increasingly, households want higher bandwidth to support their growing demand for video online.
People are becoming increasingly health conscious and consequently there is a growing demand for lower fat products.
Fund managers find plenty of those in Latin America, where growing demand for products and services from increasingly well-off people is helping to transform economies and businesses.
In recent years, there has been a growing demand for adaptive network services with increasingly distinct requirements.
Increasingly, private-sector financing will be needed to finance the growing demand for infrastructure projects that address the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
