"escalating scrutiny" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a situation or process in which the level of careful examination or investigation is increasing or becoming more intense. An example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The company's financial reports were met with escalating scrutiny from investors and analysts after several inconsistencies were found."
Ahead of a crucial judicial review into the project next month, questions about the fairness of the procurement process are escalating, alongside scrutiny of the links between Heatherwick, Lumley and London mayor Boris Johnson, who has granted £30m of public funds to a venture that once came with the pledge that it would be entirely paid for by private sponsors.
Huawei CFO accused of fraud is granThe $7.5M bail.
To some, including Cuomo, the effort created the appearance that the NRA was trying to capitalize on a national tragedy, which only escalated the regulatory scrutiny.
Scrutiny escalated further when Bentley's wife of 50 years filed for divorce in 2015, citing "a complete incompatibility of temperament".
Across the country, commissioners and providers face escalating demand for services, increasing scrutiny of quality and flatlining funding.
This meticulous scrutiny resulted in staff feeling mistrusted and conflict escalating: [The family] were standing over the nurses watching what they were doing.
The UK government's controversial relationship with Saudi Arabia came under renewed scrutiny on Saturday after it emerged government departments were escalating efforts to win lucrative public contracts in the country.
The Senate's passage of the bill, which will now be taken up in the House, is another sign of escalating tensions in a relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia that once received little scrutiny from lawmakers.
But when the filming stops, the public scrutiny only escalates.
Months later, the trading commission's investigation escalated even as criminal scrutiny petered out.
