"forever increasing" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is continually increasing in intensity or amount with no end in sight. For example: "The number of refugees seeking asylum in Europe is forever increasing."
Instead of a price break at $2,000 and forever increasing power, prices now simply fall while most functionality, particularly in the business space, is almost unchanged.
More than 1 billion people live in slums and that number is forever increasing.
More than one billion people live in slums and that number is forever increasing.
Much work remains to be completed and fishing pressures are forever increasing, but Ecuador is demonstrating that it has the political will to prioritize investment in ocean conservation.
Take a trip back to 1961 when RCA introduced the remote control and forever increased the average weight of Americans.
(Longtime Washington wags quip that FDIC stands for "Forever Demanding Increased Capital").. Forty years ago, a young economist at the U.S. Department of Defense, William Niskanen, observed that "most distinguished public servants of recent years have substantially increased the budgets of the bureaus for which they are responsible".
As a matter of historical fact, in any case, some of the most influential theologians in the Western tradition, including some who are widely admired as heroes of faith, have not only made an eternal torture chamber an important part of their teaching about hell; they seem also to have gloried in the idea that the torments of those writhing in hell forever will increase the joy of those in heaven.
The tempo of "Make It Last Forever" was increased and the backup dancers performed "old-school" breakdancing.
This spending seems forever to increase to levels that everyone calls unsustain able, although, so far, the body politic has not screamed 'Enough is enough' and meant it.
"I read on the Internet that gold prices will keep increasing forever".
This will require an integrated interdisciplinary approach, and long-term commitments, from the academic, industry and political communities alike to combat the present, forever changing, and increasing threat from pathogens to the health of urban and rural societies, agricultural crops, farmed animals and natural ecosystems.
