The phrase "alternatives increasingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the growing number of options or choices available in a particular context.
Example: "As technology advances, alternatives increasingly become more accessible to consumers."
Alternatives: "options are growing" or "choices are expanding".
The alternative, increasingly popular route is to make it yourself.
It is, instead, an easier, cheaper, friendlier alternative, increasingly popular -- a last-minute plan with lower stakes, higher flexibility, a maximum of social entertainment in a minimum of time, and a sweet lack of stress.
The alternative increasingly confronting the Baby Boomers generation's parents is being kept alive in a comatose state to cater to the need for their offspring to believe in miracles.
People living in the flood plains are eligible for the National Flood Insurance Program or for any private insurance they can secure, though the private alternatives are increasingly difficult to obtain.
As Western buyers scour Asia for alternatives to increasingly expensive Chinese factories, India and its enfeebled manufacturing sector are mostly ignored.
The increase in ratings for foreign-based news since Sept. 11 suggests a hunger for what is not being offered by American reporting, and alternatives are increasingly easy to find.
Unfractionated heparin (UFH) remains the most commonly used anticoagulant for RRT worldwide, but citrate and other alternatives become increasingly important.
Biodegradable and reusable alternatives are increasingly popular, as are many other strategies to limit plastic consumption.
Non-lead ammunition alternatives are increasingly available for both small and large game species.
Introduced by a small group known as Alternare (from the Latin for alternative), the increasingly popular stoves are just one part of a quiet revolution to teach rural farmers how to tread more lightly in this delicate environment.
