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The phrase "are continuing to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing trend or growth in a particular context, such as statistics, sales, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The number of users on the platform are continuing to increase, indicating a growing interest in our services."
Alternatives: "are still rising" or "are on the rise".
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In an environment where expenditure is being closely controlled, exhibitions are continuing to increase their overall share of marketing budgets".
Even in the face of a slowing economy, overseas companies are continuing to increase their share of American consumption.
"A lot of companies are continuing to increase their exportation of jobs overseas, and I think it's very foolish of government to follow their bad example".
"A lot of them are continuing to increase their greenhouse gas emissions, which suggests that they are more concerned with publicity than their carbon footprint," he added.
"The massacres in Syria that gain strength from the international community's indifference are continuing to increase," Mr. Erdogan said, according to Reuters.
The numbers are continuing to increase, as such large for-profit chains as Kiddie Academy and Tutor Time build more centers on Long Island, said Janet Walerstein, executive director of the Suffolk council.
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It's not surprising that it's continuing to increase".
The other development is that the prevalence of obesity is continuing to increase.
Curnock Cook said that demand for university places is continuing to increase.
Part-time work is continuing to increase in importance in most developed economies.
Within 18 months that had increased to almost 200, and it is continuing to increase, he said.
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