The phrase "an increasing push to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing effort or trend towards a particular goal or action.
Example: "There is an increasing push to adopt renewable energy sources in order to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "a growing effort to" or "a rising movement to".
Still, they make clear why Ticketmaster — and other e-commerce sites — are making an increasing push to get people to blend their shopping and social activities.
Nancy Leong, University of Denver law professor, said she expects there will be an increasing push to require Airbnb to disclose meaningful data and face the kind of regulation that governs the conventional businesses they are replacing.
There has been an increasing push to understand and identify persons at risk of decline prior to the onset of significant forms of disease (38).
The Tuesday announcement reflects an increased push to reform legal immigration for skilled workers, though it stops short of any concrete legislative changes.
The issue is coming to a head now because of the increasing push to provide poor countries with the potent combinations of anti-HIV drugs that have come to market in wealthy countries and dramatically slowed the disease.
The increasing push to commercialize university research has emerged as a significant science policy challenge.
The average user now spends 50 minutes a day on Facebook, Messenger and Instagram, thanks to an increasing push from the company to keep them from clicking away.
"Certainly, in the United Kingdom, there is an increasing push for academic research to have practical applications and for those applications to be recognized by the people doing the research".
General practice has been criticized for inadequately recognizing and managing depression, and since the early 1990's there has been an increasing push for primary care to implement chronic illness management and collaborative care models to better manage depression [ 6].
At the same time, those who produce content for mobile devices continue to see an increasing push from consumers for "free" content that they do not need to pay for, which in turn often gets supported instead by advertising.
In the UK there seems to be an increasing push towards identifying explicit activities and opportunities through which students develop their employability; these extra- and co-curricular activities help students further appreciate and articulate their development in this area.
