The phrase "an ever increasing problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or issue that is continuously growing or worsening over time.
Example: "Climate change is an ever increasing problem that requires immediate attention from global leaders."
Alternatives: "a growing concern" or "a worsening issue".
Phenotyping these diseases for diagnosis, prognosis and selection of therapies is an ever increasing problem.
The management of the effluents generated by olive oil industries, commonly known as olive mills, represents an ever increasing problem still unresolved.
With increasing human population food shortages will become an ever increasing problem, unless agricultural output can keep pace with population growth.
The subject of returning adult children is an ever increasing problem for the baby-boomer generation.
The preceding Section has shown that scarcity of water is one of the major global problems facing humankind at the moment and that it is likely to be an ever increasing problem in the future.
Insecticides are the major tool for mosquito control, therefore insecticide resistance is an important and ever increasing problem in control efforts [ 27].
Equally, a marketable solution to the ever increasing problem of dealing with liquid waste from our cities would put the UK at the forefront of waste water management on a global level.
Taking into account that the very use of antibiotics may increase the selection for resistant strains and may thereby only add to the ever increasing problem of antibiotic resistance, our findings hence represent a firm theoretical argument against the routine use of topical antimicrobial prophylaxis for infection control.
The ever increasing problem of air pollution has provoked the research and development of highly-efficient photocatalysts.
Waiters submit Form 1244 data nightly for IRS tip tracking compliance thus avoiding the ever increasing problem of investigations into restaurants.
Yet, the very use of antibiotics may also increase the selection pressure and the emergence of resistant strains and thereby only adding to the ever increasing problem of antibiotic resistance.
