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The phrase "are increasingly possible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is becoming more feasible or likely over time.
Example: "With advancements in technology, remote work arrangements are increasingly possible for many employees."
Alternatives: "are becoming more feasible" or "are more likely to occur."
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And there are the discrepancies between age and appearance that are increasingly possible in our malleable present.
Given the increasing availability of complete genome sequences, these analyses are increasingly possible, and as with replicates in experimental research, recurrent events will help us to sketch an increasingly focused picture of genome evolution.
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As former US special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations Martin Indyk points out, it is increasingly possible that a rising generation of Palestinians may lose their faith in the possibility of a two-state solution and will look instead to the possibility of acquiring full rights as Israeli citizens.
It's increasingly possible.
It's not only necessary – it's increasingly possible.
That is increasingly possible, because cheap sensors can be embedded in stoves.
In another way, it is increasingly possible to imagine oneself as being discontinuous with one's skin.
All three nightmares are very unlikely in the short term, but may be increasingly possible.To be clear, Pakistan is bitterly divided.
Now that we have a certain distance from the first world war, it is increasingly possible to see it as the very complex culmination of colonial manoeuvrings.
If Renzi fails – as is increasingly possible – the anti-euro Five Star Movement (which recently did well in municipal elections) could come to power as early as next year.
Despite the problems of judicial delay, nonenforcement and corruption, it is increasingly possible for Russian businesses to find recourse in foreign courts.
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