"temporary growth" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: Recent reports suggest that the economy has experienced temporary growth since lockdown measures were lifted.
"These policies do not seek merely to spark temporary growth," he said.
Certainly, the World Cup gave the country a hedge against the global recession, and has produced a temporary growth spurt.
A fiscal stimulus package (and an attendant increase in deficit) has only a temporary growth boosting effect.
They're collectively saying that what happened last year was Keynesian stimulus providing a temporary growth bump, not a lasting upshift as in the Laffer story.
But study co-author and NASA climate scientist Josh Willis warned the temporary growth also means ocean temperature, which overall is going up, "is a bigger player in glacier retreats and advances than previously thought," per the report.
In the coming months, Archer expects growth to "moderate appreciably as the fiscal squeeze increasingly kicks in from early April, some temporary growth drivers wane and consumers limit their spending in the face of serious headwinds, most notably the major squeeze on their purchasing power".
At high R-ratios the Mode II-induced closure mechanism disappears, but the temporary increase in growth rate at every Mode II load is still active.
Type 1 responses are characterized by a temporary increase in growth rate that reduces the time needed to reach a given stage of stand development.
On the other hand, there may also be a pool of eligible patients with previous failures to current standard treatment, which will lead to a temporary higher growth than the annual growth of the total population.
A lot of services in the space experienced temporary massive growth by abusing Facebook's Open Graph, however, those growth spurts were short-lived and followed by huge churn in MAUs and DAUs.
President Xi Jinping pledged that China will not sacrifice the environment for temporary economic growth.
