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The phrase "an ever increasing segment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a portion of a population or group that is growing over time.
Example: "An ever increasing segment of the population is becoming more health-conscious and seeking organic food options."
Alternatives: "a continually growing portion of" or "an expanding group of".
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Is the misery of an ever increasing segment of the Greek population not worth being taken into account as well?
This financial aid, he says, will be vital to the lives of Africa's poor, who represent an ever increasing segment of African society.
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