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The part of the sentence "are increasingly found" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is gradually becoming more common. For example: "Plastic bags are increasingly found washed up on beaches around the world."
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Cerebral microbleeds are increasingly found in elderly subjects and patients with cerebrovascular disease, raising many important questions: Are patients with CMBs at increased risk of intracerebral haemorrhage?
As sprawl erases wilderness, moose are increasingly found in strange places.
These aliens are increasingly found in virtually all regions of the country and in all segments of the economy.
In Sekisei Lagoon, healthy reefs are increasingly found only along the lagoon's north side, where most coral still flourishes.
The blue-collar jobs that do not require much training or fluency in English are increasingly found in the countryside.
"Beyond that, though, image resources are increasingly found online and Dover Publications are moving steadily into that world".
Mutations in TF binding sites are increasingly found to be associated with human disease, yet we currently lack robust methods to predict these sites.
The report, published in New York by W. W. Norton, says that the two extremes of hunger and overweight are increasingly found in all societies.
The report says the two extremes are increasingly found in all societies, poor as well as rich, although in differing proportions.
They are increasingly found in standard employment contracts in many industries, sometimes in a simple offer letter that helps to create a blanket of silence around a company.
Designed to allow racecar drivers to change gears quickly, paddle shifters are increasingly found in standard vehicles, but their usefulness for commuters is debatable.
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