The phrase "are increasingly networked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing trend of connectivity or interconnection among entities, such as people, devices, or systems.
Example: "In today's digital age, communities are increasingly networked, allowing for better communication and collaboration."
Alternatives: "are becoming more interconnected" or "are progressively linked."
A parallel trend, fueled by cheap wireless connectivity, is that these devices are increasingly networked.
It's also a sign of things to come – in-car payment methods that use retailer and service provider apps, combined with stored digital payment methods like Apple and Android Pay, as well as instant receipts and transaction records seem like a huge opportunity, now that vehicles are increasingly networked and equipped with geolocation services.
We are increasingly networked, but still yearn for the sense of belonging and being truly known.
"Things that are important in our lives are being increasingly networked, from music to images," Norgard explains, "But why hasn't this been nailed for video?
And we will continue to be even more bothered as the Internet of Things is growing bigger and bigger and our houses and cars will be increasingly networked.
While networked devices like Internet-ready TVs, set-top boxes, residential gateways and game consoles are increasingly common, the truly networked wireless home is still a few years off, industry experts say.
The current business environments are increasingly dominated by the networked and systemic conceptualisation of value creation.
Recent advanced production facilities have utilized networked sensors, which are increasingly designed as e-Work networks with sensor collaboration.
Networked PCs are increasingly being left on 24/7 to allow for out-of-hours access by employees, says Yuvraj Agarwal, at the University of California, San Diego.
It's a safer, faster way to deliver applications and services to consumers who are increasingly turning to virtual or networked applications for more of their needs.
Rather than on-site custom craft, components are produced in factories that are increasingly shifting from human labor to networked computational machines.
