The phrase "an increasingly common practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a behavior or action that is becoming more frequent or widespread over time.
Example: "In recent years, remote work has become an increasingly common practice among companies worldwide."
Alternatives: "a growing trend" or "a more frequent occurrence".
He also waived the inspection clause, an increasingly common practice.
The police say employees steal the information and sell it, an increasingly common practice here.
"Chanel" had its world première on Ocean's own show, an increasingly common practice that has essentially revived radio premières; this week, it ranked at No. 72.
A Senate committee recommends the government criminalise the unauthorised sharing of intimate photos, an increasingly common practice known as revenge porn.
The potential labor disruption also highlights tensions over outside companies providing staff at factories, an increasingly common practice in Britain and elsewhere in Europe.
Virtually any cardboard carton is recyclable, as are most plastic bottles, and the truly environmentally minded, Ms. Rangan said, make packages from recycled materials, an increasingly common practice.
At least 82 children have died in recent years as a result of playing the "choking" game, a bizarre but increasingly common practice, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Mr. Peters was put off by the idea, and wrote an article about this increasingly common practice, which The Times published on its front page in July.
Doing so has laid bare a little-known but increasingly common practice used by poor nations to recover artifacts.
Few issues of wine etiquette seem to cause as much consternation as the increasingly common practice of a sommelier taking a small sip of wine, usually unbidden, to test for soundness.
Congress needs to take a hard look at the increasingly common practice of schools contracting with banks to disburse financial aid dollars to students.
