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The phrase "an increasing proportion of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe a situation when a certain amount or amount of something is consistently rising. For example, "An increasing proportion of people in the city are using public transportation."
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And students make up an increasing proportion of its folk.
But an increasing proportion of the toxic NO2 gas has been detected in EU diesel emissions.
The result is an acceleration of the cycle, and an increasing proportion of hostile remarks.
Asians are making up an increasing proportion of these, he said.
"We therefore expect bankruptcies and debt relief orders to form an increasing proportion of personal insolvencies as 2009 progresses".
So one reason why there is an increasing proportion of graduates with good degrees is simply that they deserve them.
In future an increasing proportion of work will be done virtually, much more than just software development and digital design.
The alliance's basic goal is a social transition in which workers cooperatives become an increasing proportion of business enterprises.
Both sites say they are seeing an increasing proportion of their business coming through smartphone apps.
The glut of applications means admissions offices must deny an increasing proportion of students.
Marketing systems have also been modified, as an increasing proportion of output is grown under contract.
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