The phrase "about this increasingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic that is becoming more significant or prevalent over time.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about this increasingly concerning trend in our industry."
Alternatives: "regarding this growing" or "concerning this rising".
Mr. Peters was put off by the idea, and wrote an article about this increasingly common practice, which The Times published on its front page in July.
Their relative inexperience, combined with the constant deadline pressure, has raised some concerns about this increasingly digital type of election coverage.
"We're worried about this increasingly large group of people, taking courses in how to run a marathon, going to shoe shops to learn how to run," Dr. Martin said.
On September 5-6 the US state department hosts a high-powered conference on anti-Americanism, an unusual step indicating the depth of American concern about this increasingly globalised phenomenon.
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While this particular appeal presented too narrow a slice of the "more fundamental concerns" about this increasingly popular kind of settlement, the chief justice said, "in a suitable case, the court may need to clarify the limits on the use of such remedies".
It says something about the Nets tonight, something about their resolve and this increasingly wild season: to validate their success and make people believe in their playoff possibilities, they had to become Reggie-proof to advance.
As attitudes about LGBT rights and same-sex marriage evolve, so too does corporate strategy about how to address this increasingly visible market.
Especially if you love playing a pipe organ, as many organists do, because you're worrying about people continuing to have an interest in the instrument, and about having accessibility to this increasingly expensive instrument that churches might not want to continue to maintain, and which you yourself don't own.
During the most recent meeting of our business group, we asked the owners to talk about how they are handling this increasingly complicated, costly and uncertain issue.
That leaves some question about F.lux's future in this increasingly mobile world.
