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The phrase "are increasing in popularity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends or changes in the level of popularity of a particular subject, item, or concept over time.
Example: "Social media platforms are increasing in popularity among younger generations."
Alternatives: "are gaining popularity" or "are becoming more popular."
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The B-class cars are increasing in popularity around the world.
Carpets made of 100 percent man-made fibres are increasing in popularity.
Virtual events have yet to replace the staple conferences and trade shows, but they are increasing in popularity.
Dealers say individualistic pieces from any specialty are increasing in popularity over previous generations' scholarly additions to narrow collections.
Tourist activities are not restricted to the coastal zone, however, and inland sites are increasing in popularity, particularly the Ecrins and Mercantour national parks.
Although they are increasing in popularity, most pools, especially those for casual fans, award the same number of points no matter what teams you pick.
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The blazer seems to be increasing in popularity.
The Gypsy culture is an unspoken trend that is increasing in popularity day by day.
This method is increasing in popularity as larger tonnages of semilow-grade ore are mined.
Seventh-day Adventism is increasing in popularity, and there are also small numbers of Bahāʾīs and Muslims.
In the United States, aquaponics is in its fingerling stage, yet it seems to be increasing in popularity.
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