The phrase "available increasingly common" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of two ideas and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The resources are becoming increasingly common in the market."
Alternatives: "growing more prevalent" or "becoming more widespread.".
As experimental atomic structures of the assembly components are often not available, it is becoming increasingly common to fit comparative models (or homology models) instead (Topf and Sali, 2005).
Real- and near-real-time datasets, including webcam imagery, earthquake locations, and surface deformation, that are available via the Internet are increasingly common for volcanoes around the world and constitute a valuable, yet largely unrealized, resource for formal and informal geoscience education.
Although several assistance schemes have been proposed for mouse-based pointing, these ideas have not been tested in distant-pointing settings, and there is little knowledge available to guide design in this increasingly common interaction scenario.
Counterfeit beauty products in particular are becoming increasingly common and easily available on the internet.
Tunnels are becoming increasingly common, due to newly available equipment such as tunnel boring machines, road headers, and relatively safe blasting techniques.
As is now increasingly common, it will be available with two motors for all-wheel-drive.
Crises like these are becoming increasingly common and little funding is available to address the issue.
Moreover, powerful resampling approaches (like that used to estimate the FDR in this correspondence) are precise and increasingly common with the rise in available computing power.
Injection drug use has become increasingly common in Central and South Asia, fostered by readily available opium and heroin (1, 2 ).
Wireless communication is becoming increasingly common, and many wireless standards are now available for wireless local area networks (WLANs).
