"spiraling inflation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a situation in which the rate of inflation is increasing over time. For example, "The spiraling inflation rate has caused economic hardship for many people in recent years."
Expatriates worry aloud more about spiralling inflation and grinding traffic jams.
Oil prices were spiralling, inflation had shot up to around 25%, and government finances were in a mess.
Polls predict Venezuela's struggling socialist government will lose the 6 December parliamentary election amid a scarring recession, spiralling inflation and shortages of basic goods including medicines and cornflour.
Opinion polls show voters have turned against Congress over massive corruption scandals, spiralling inflation and a sharp economic slowdown in the last two years.
Is the extraordinary American expansion of the 1990s at risk of ending in the good old-fashioned way, with spiralling inflation forcing a hard landing?The answer to that question depends on three more questions.
An increase represents a risk for Maduro, who was narrowly elected last April and hasn't been able to lower spiralling inflation and end shortages of staples such as milk, flour and sugar.
Not doing anything could result in spiraling inflation and an overheated economy.
Spiraling inflation — exacerbated by the cheap currency policy — could threaten both.
A deep recession and spiraling inflation fueled the discontent with Maduro and handed the opposition its December election victory.
The fighting was the latest setback in a country that has been plagued by civil war, drought, spiraling inflation and massive displacement — often at the same time.
Such companies add to a catalog of problems that have overshadowed Vietnam's promise: bureaucracy, creaky infrastructure, a debilitating trade deficit and, until recently, spiraling inflation and a stumbling currency.
