The phrase "are increasingly produced" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One example of its use is: "With the rise in demand for sustainable products, organic foods are increasingly produced by farmers."
Stimulants, like methamphetamines, are increasingly produced in the West, close to the highest demand.
ENMs are increasingly produced for various applications including cosmetics, electronics, sports equipment, biomedicine and agriculture.
Important innovations are increasingly produced based on research engagement and fertilization across industries.
Over recent decades, engineered nanoparticles are increasingly produced as the result of the rapid development in nanotechnology.
Skin substitutes are increasingly produced in tissue engineering, but still the understanding of the physiological skin revascularization process is lacking.
In a globalized world, the products we consume are increasingly produced elsewhere and firms often source their machinery and raw materials from across the globe.
We are increasingly producing a nation of millionaires who have pulled up the drawbridge behind them.
The latter are increasingly producing more in a day's work than their employers can sell.
To appeal to the growing Asian audiences, Hollywood studios like Disney and Warner Brothers are increasingly producing movies in local languages.
That sets the stage for an entirely new way to analyze the complex data sets that different scientific disciplines are increasingly producing.
Given that subsidised theatres, in particular the National, are increasingly producing their own work in the West End, how does this impact on her? "I do think it's the new debate," she says.
