The phrase "are increasingly relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is becoming more important or significant over time.
Example: "In today's fast-paced world, environmental issues are increasingly relevant to our daily lives."
Alternatives: "are becoming more significant" or "are gaining importance."
Published in 2011, the issues raised are increasingly relevant three years later.
The issues covered in the canal exhibition are increasingly relevant as Princeton continues to develop, Ms. Stern said.
I believe that the international field is indeed growing and that international considerations are increasingly relevant across industries.
[World Business, Section W.] The Eye of the Beholder Aesthetic intangibles, from decorative cellphones to soothing restaurant lighting, are increasingly relevant parts of the economy.
22 to 26 in partnership with the American University in Dubai, will focus on "issues in the Middle East that are increasingly relevant to Asia," Grace Gee, an organizer with the Harvard student group, said by e-mail.
Minaj's comments are increasingly relevant in America, where women are paid.78 cent for every dollar a man makes, an issue that was recently addressed in a viral yearbook quote by California teen Caitlyn Cannon.
It's increasingly relevant globally".
Jobs are not obsolete, though the "gig economy" is increasingly relevant for most of us.
But some American military and intelligence officials in Washington and Iraq have begun to argue that the question of whether Mr. Hussein is alive or dead is increasingly relevant.
Issues like returning discounts from vendors based on unmet sales projections is increasingly relevant, he said, if sometimes a challenge to those without accounting backgrounds.
One of them is increasingly relevant – safeguarding the EU members outside the eurozone, so it does not determine all EU policies.
