'lead growth' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used as a verb phrase to describe the action of promoting or stimulating growth, either of a business or anything else. Example: We are launching several marketing campaigns to lead growth in our customer base.
Alumni lead growth of next-gen defense.
Big companies typically assign two types of people to lead growth initiatives.
Assign your best, most experienced general managers to lead growth initiatives.
Use strategic vision and sharper decision-making skills: Lead growth, manage crises, drive growth through innovation, and make better decisions.
They were willing to cut through the hierarchy to use high-potential employees as a resource to drive change and lead growth initiatives.
Accustomed to bad news, and to making ends meet with federal revenue-sharing payments averaging about $3,400 a resident, Newfoundlanders are suddenly reading headlines in Toronto newspapers like "Newfoundland, Alberta expected to lead growth".
Helped lead growth-stage investments in companies like Braintree, Rovio and LightSpeed.
"The bottom line is that activity is still expanding; however the export-lead growth will have to be replaced by a consumption-driven expansion, which is not really shaping up," said Dominique Barbet, senior economist at BNP Paribas.
"As on the way up, where money has led growth is now following," he says.
There will be particular emphasis on the service sector led growth of recent years.
Missouri reflects a full range of sprawl characteristics that include large metropolitan centers, which led growth in 1980s, and smaller metropolitan and rural areas, which led growth in 1990s.
