The phrase "an increasing divide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing gap or difference between two or more entities, such as groups, ideas, or conditions.
Example: "The report highlights an increasing divide between urban and rural education resources."
Alternatives: "a widening gap" or "a growing chasm."
There was an increasing divide between people she wished to know and those she didn't.
No one approach is dominant, and an increasing divide between theory and empirics is evident.
As expectations and service charges rise on luxury developments, there seems to be an increasing divide between what is on offer to tenants.
There is an increasing divide between those who are health conscious or health obsessed and those who are oblivious to or unconcerned with health risks.
What Scorsese doesn't exactly say, but what, I think, marks a generation gap in movie thinking that his essay reflects, is the appearance of an increasing divide between artistically ambitious films and Hollywood films the gap between the top box-office films and the award winners.
His appeal to the younger generation was crucial in a nation where there is an increasing divide between the millions of youths — two thirds of the 70 million population are under 35 — and the ruling hard-liners who use the morality police, Internet blocking and other harsh measures to try to mold those born after the 1979 revolution.
In a post online, White wrote that he was sent the files by a confidential source for distribution "in the public interest," especially "in light of an ever increasing divide between the police groups and the citizens of the US".
The increasing divide was identified by a research team led by David Buck, a senior fellow at the King's Fund who was head of health inequalities at the Department of Health until 2010.
The increasing divide was particularly stark between the ages of 35 and 44, with a drop-off of 309 women compared with just 80 men.
Mr. Pagani said he was not threatening anyone, but the tension in his comments reflected the increasing divide between the governor and those who seem to be gathering against him on several fronts.
The increasing divide - which coincides with boys increasing their lead over girls in the number of A* grades awarded - should be of concern to ministers, according to headteachers and teachers' leaders.
