The phrase "are being increasingly accepted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing trend or shift in acceptance over time regarding a particular idea, practice, or phenomenon.
Example: "New technologies in renewable energy are being increasingly accepted by both consumers and businesses as viable alternatives to fossil fuels."
Alternatives: "are gaining more acceptance" or "are becoming more widely accepted."
Building Information Models are being increasingly accepted as containers and managers of data during the lifecycle of buildings, given their capacity of associating the descriptive data available, such as the physical properties of the materials, with the 3D representation of the building.
Additionally the types of outputs were broadened to include presentations, websites, and media as they are being increasingly accepted as valid alternative outputs particularly for clinical and policy impact (as opposed to traditional research impact).
Although the notion of a wholly electrical system had been abandoned, and it was being increasingly accepted that signals were transmitted across the junctions chemically, the nature of the signal in the fibre remained mysterious.
Ideally, and whenever feasible, a single-step 75-g OGTT using the IADPSG criteria should be done in the fasting state as this is being increasingly accepted worldwide and would help to bring about international standardization.
Telepresence using robots (TPR) in acute care facilities (ACF) is being increasingly accepted as a new and practical way of solving the shortage of intensivists in community hospitals (CH) where there are not specialists available 24/7 [ 1, 2].
It's increasingly accepted that cities are going to deliver our economy's growth in the future.
Hot melt extrusion (HME) is a well-known process within the plastic and food industries that has been utilized for the past several decades and is increasingly accepted by the pharmaceutical industry for continuous manufacturing.
It is increasingly accepted that women are protected from cerebrovascular disease relative to men even beyond their menopausal years, and that young boys have higher stroke rates than do girls.
Like homeopathy, the Steiner approach was once widely mocked as cranky mumbo jumbo, but today - and although the science behind it is still not fully understood - it is increasingly accepted that his methods can achieve remarkable results.
Exergy methods are increasingly accepted by industry.
