The phrase "are increasingly operated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a trend where something is being managed or controlled more frequently over time.
Example: "In recent years, drones are increasingly operated for various commercial purposes, including delivery and surveillance."
Alternatives: "are being operated more frequently" or "are more often managed".
Venetian blinds are a common type of shading device and are increasingly operated automatically to overcome the limitations of manual operation.
Venetian blinds are common type of shading devices and are increasingly operated automatically to overcome the limitations of using manual operation.
Today, England's schools are increasingly operated by branded chains of academy trusts.
Telesurgery already allows specialist doctors to operate on remote patients, and mining trucks and equipment are increasingly operated by drivers hundreds of miles away.
Oasis systems are increasingly operated by new entities called Independent System Operators, which have been formed on the East Coast and in California to run the transmission grids that were formerly controlled by electric utilities.
In particular, atmospheric pressure ionization techniques such as desorption electrospray (DESI) (Eberlin et al. 2010), low-temperature plasma (LTP) (Liu et al. 2010) and laserspray ionization (Richards et al. 2011) are increasingly operated in imaging mode.
Once confined to storefront operations, payday lenders are increasingly operating online.
Wily criminals are increasingly operating black-market phoning businesses based in parks and on street corners.
As the economy becomes more open, firms are increasingly operating in competitive markets.
"What's a potential game changer in all of this is not just the displacement of millions of people, but it's this huge spread of disease, starvation and inaccessibility [of] water, combined with an environment where radical groups are increasingly operating in the open and recruiting," said Jon B. Alterman, director of the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
But advocates for stricter campaign finance regulations said the arrangement shows how super PACs financed by wealthy contributors are increasingly operating in conjunction with campaigns, violating the principle of independence that the Supreme Court laid out in its 2010 Citizens United v. FEC decision.
