The phrase "are increasing often" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used to describe a frequency of increase, but it would be more appropriate to say "are often increasing" for clarity.
Example: "The number of users on the platform are often increasing, indicating its growing popularity."
Alternatives: "are frequently increasing" or "are rising often."
Leptospirosis is a zoonotic disease which global burden is increasing often related to climatic change.
The implementation of blended learning in higher education is increasing, often with the aim to offer flexibility in terms of time and place to a diverse student population.
Congressional studies showed that despite billions of dollars of investment in flood control structures, deaths and property damage were increasing, often because the dams or nature didn't perform as expected.
In recent years immigration to Sicily, Italy, is increasing, often under the form of acute waves from the northern African shores.
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For obese patients the mA (and possibly kV) has to be increased, often to the maximal setting.
Ground water sources are frequently contaminated with pesticides; nitrate concentrations are increasing and are often close to or above the legal standard of 50mg/ll.
Foot disorders among the elderly are increasing but are often underestimated.
overweight and obesity in women of reproductive age are increasing and are often linked with excessive weight gain in pregnancy and weight retention after birth.
While susceptible patient groups (e.g., those with impaired immunity and traumatic injuries) are increasing, diagnosis is often delayed and antifungal therapy typically ineffective and expensive.
