The phrase "an increasing divergence between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing difference or separation between two or more entities, ideas, or trends.
Example: "There is an increasing divergence between the two political parties on key issues affecting the economy."
Alternatives: "a widening gap between" or "a growing disparity between".
"If that happens alongside an increasing divergence between those with high and low incomes, then it will mean affordability problems for people on low incomes".
The Welsh government says there has been an increasing divergence between the law in England and Wales since devolution in 1999.
The Welsh government says there has been an increasing divergence between the law in England and Wales since devolution in 1999, with more laws that only apply to Wales.
The baseline forecasts In Europe, we are observing an increasing divergence between core and periphery countries.
So a longer review period corresponded with an increasing divergence between the two models.
In the case of YSZ, side reactions (with to-date not fully resolved relative contribution and chemistry) lead to an increased divergence between methane consumption and deposited amount of carbon.
Analysts suggested there was an increasing divergence in performance between Wall Street activities like trading and investment banking and more traditional retail lending.
Next, David Hughes and colleagues examine secondary care contracting in England and Wales during a period of increasing divergence between the two systems [ 15].
An increasing divergence in caries prevalence was found between younger and older adolescents and between individuals of white and all other racial backgrounds.
One sign of the increasing divergence between Godard and Truffaut was a fight that Wiazemsky witnessed in June, 1968, in Truffaut's offices at Les Films du Carrosse, in Paris.
Diversifying or directional selection should result in increasing divergence between species over evolutionary time, with a low ratio of intra- to interspecific variation [ 25].
