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Discover LudwigThe phrase "area increasingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific area or field that is experiencing growth or change over time.
Example: "In recent years, the area increasingly focused on sustainable practices to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "region progressively" or "field more and more".
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The field of energy management is an area increasingly studied.
Grexit was narrowly avoided but the IMF warns prolonged low growth and inflation have left the euro area increasingly vulnerable to shocks.
Starting in September, US Airways said it would strengthen schedules from New York to Florida, another area increasingly dominated by low-fare carriers.
Its customers will also have to find someplace else to meet in a downtown area increasingly dominated by high-priced boutiques.
But Ecuador had become part of the world market; the importance of the coast slowly increased, and the liberals of that area increasingly dominated the economy.
I live in an area increasingly marred by inequality and very expensive cost of living due to housing and transit cost increases.
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Today, with rural areas increasingly depopulated, perhaps a tenth of all plots are abandoned to weeds.
Small areas increasingly are having a hard time competing against large areas that can offer far more amenities.
Urbanized areas increasingly rely on constructed treatment wetlands (CTW) for cost effective and environmentally-based wastewater treatment.
Detroit has some of the worst municipal services in the country so the gentrifying areas increasingly turn to their own private amenities to compensate.
Communities in exurban areas increasingly rely on land preservation as a strategy to balance sprawling land development with maintaining environmental amenities.
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