The phrase "are participating more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an increase in participation in a particular activity or event.
Example: "This year, more students are participating more in extracurricular activities than ever before."
Alternatives: "are engaging more" or "are taking part more."
Penny-jumping may explain why specialists are participating more in investors' trades on the Big Board.
"But over the past two decades, older men, and women of all ages have discovered the benefits of weight training, so they are participating more and more.
So, for some of the work I'm doing with these political parties, if it's the case that engaging with women directly is also politically expedient, then it's a win-win for the party and for democracy because women are half of the population, and they are participating more and represented more in the political process and hopefully this creates a positive feedback loop.
It's not just stay-at-home dads -- fathers in general are participating more in their children's lives".
"They're participating more in the choices of where we go.
Boys began to raise their hands without being asked and were participating more frequently and enthusiastically.
A hunger strike is now in its third month, with 93 prisoners considered to be participating — more than half the inmates and twice the number before the raid.
A hunger strike is now in its third month, with 93 prisoners considered to be participating — more than half the inmates.
We're seeing that some of our customers are looking to use it as a proxy for class participation as well, if not a graded tool at least an indicator of who is participating more".
Users get perks during the show like free drink offers and the feeling they're participating more actively in the performance and artists get cell phone data that they can use to start marketing directly to fans.
Digital companies have been participating more heavily in these activities this year, as evidenced by Netflix's James buy.
