The phrase "and so becoming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a transformation or change into a particular state or condition, often in a context of personal growth or development.
Example: "She embraced her new role with enthusiasm, and so becoming a leader in her community."
Alternatives: "thus transforming" or "thereby evolving".
And so becoming a consultant — I worked for Ernst & Young for many years — was just a great fit for me.
Somewhat sickly growing up in New York City, Barnes had spent years on a Texas ranch before coming to Princeton as a 21-year-old freshman, winning the heavyweight Cane Spree bout against 1890, and so becoming 1891's class president.
It is early days, but only in the last week we have heard from the sources that we have that the taxation system is becoming more arbitrary, more looking to fines, and so becoming less progressive and less easy to sell to the population".
The third looks at the leaders being able to take control and so becoming directors of their own movies.
For the relevant sensitivities on my part are emotional sensitivities: the lowering of my emotional defenses and so becoming emotionally vulnerable to you.
Both contexts are therefore comparable and it is highly likely that the same mechanisms can be found in organisations and companies dealing with double bind-messages which results in the manipulation and control of their staff and so becoming genuine double bind-organisations with highly detrimental consequences.
Males are more commonly involved in the trends and practices leading to the transmission of infections like blood transfusions and barber visiting so becoming more prone to get the infection at a much frequent rate as compared to females.
At the same time, the community is uniting like never before and, in doing so, becoming much more visible.
On the same day, after the signing, Syria announced that it was acceding to the Chemical Weapons Convention (provisionally applying it directly, but formally taking effect 14 October), and in doing so becoming a member of the OPCW.
Thus the first aspect of aesthetic pleasure is this double "joy" (Sartre 1948a, 41) of "disclosing" the world and fully appropriating the unique power to do so, becoming aware and exercising our radical freedom.
That could reverse, with massage, acupuncture and so on becoming the first-choice method.
