The phrase "are increasingly deciding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trend where a group of people is making more decisions over time.
Example: "Consumers are increasingly deciding to shop online rather than in physical stores."
Alternatives: "are progressively choosing" or "are more frequently opting".
Now, young Indians are increasingly deciding that they can keep their culture alive by modernizing it.
As these women look up at the "top," they are increasingly deciding that they don't want to do what it takes to get there.
"Companies large and small are increasingly deciding to bring jobs back to America," Mr. Obama writes, urging Congress to devote federal money to accelerate the trend.
Finding the best suppliers at any given time, therefore, takes enormous research so much, indeed, that companies are increasingly deciding that it no longer pays to do it in-house.
But companies are increasingly deciding that their traveling employees need to know how to deal with even worse troubles, like a sudden illness, a natural disaster or even a terrorist attack like the one several weeks ago in Mumbai.
The collapse of Woolworths and Zavvi hit sales of DVDs last year, according to new figures, while cash-strapped consumers are increasingly deciding to rent the latest movies rather than buy them.
Critics of that ruling will now fear that the modern trajectory of US democracy – in which elections are increasingly decided on the strength of a candidate's ability to attract big money – will continue and deepen.
And while Sony is increasingly deciding the rules of the game business, Nintendo's ownership of handhelds will be valuable if wireless and Internet games take off next year.
This new instrumentalism driven by the state, raises questions about how subsidy is increasingly decided.
"This suggests that this debate might be increasingly decided by views on acceptable social behaviour and moral fairness, rather than redistribution and the role of the state," said the study.
But having done so, it will have made many ordinary people aware for the first time of just what a complex web of issues is increasingly decided by a remote court that is suffering acutely from mission creep.
