The phrase "as increasing control" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the gradual rise of authority or influence, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The organization is facing challenges as increasing control over data privacy regulations is being enforced."
Alternatives: "as growing authority" or "as rising influence".
We are now calling on the UK government to show their commitment to the protection of birds of prey by introducing stronger legislation, such as increasing controls on people who possess pesticides used to poison wildlife such as mevinphos and aldicarb.
Marcuse's critique of what he perceived as capitalism's increasing control of all aspects of social life enjoyed unexpected influence in the 1960s among the younger generation.
But he urged countries to work towards reopening them as soon as possible, while increasing controls on Europe's external frontiers.
Urgent and immediate attention is necessary to confirm and quantify the risks as to inform increased control of these drugs in elderly people.
And in general, he was dismayed at what he saw as increasing government control over the Internet.
Over the past few years it has concentrated more and more power in Pretoria, at the expense of the municipalities and the provinces, at the same time as increasing the control it exerts over the lower ranks of the party.
This can be understood as increasing vagal control of the heart promoting affiliative behavior (i.e., offer acceptance).
The personal budgets introduced by the government since 2007 have been sold as increasing choice and control, cutting bureaucracy and costing less.
Over and over again, the families that got home visitors had fewer medical problems, higher participation in the workforce and lower reliance on public assistance, as well as increased use of birth control and spacing of pregnancies.
TNF α was taken as a positive control as increased TNF α level is known to mediate osteoblast inhibition.
