The phrase 'has been increasingly getting' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to convey that something has been changing and is continuing to change over a period of time. For example, "The cost of living has been increasingly getting higher over the past few years."
In recent years it has been increasingly recognised that getting HR policy and management "right" has to be at the core of any sustainable solution to health system performance.
In recent years it has been increasingly recognized that getting HR policy and management "right" has to be at the core of any sustainable solution to health system performance [ 3, 4].
Worse, the fight against terror has been increasingly politicized and got linked to communal, electoral and vote-bank considerations.
Despite expectations for rising sales, steadily growing demand over the long term, and another year of exuberant investment from venture capital, the solar bubble has been increasingly overdue for a correction and got a good one over the past month.
Mr. Komisar, in fact, has seen the game from nearly every angle -- lawyer, co-founder of the Claris Corporation, chief executive of LucasArts Entertainment and Crystal Dynamics -- and has been increasingly dismayed by the focus on the getting of money at any personal cost.
Recently, employees have been increasingly proactive about getting wages they think they're entitled to.
And the most sophisticated hackers have been increasingly trying to focus on getting access to the accounts of big customers with large balances who wire money to other banks.
In other words, the ability of less-skilled workers to obtain high-wage jobs has been diminishing, while higher-skilled workers were increasingly getting jobs that paid an employer premium above that dictated by their permanent skills.
They have had budgets slashed and are increasingly getting rid of the professional librarians who know about what young people read," said Wilkinson.
Most homes now have broadband; VOD is increasingly getting onto the main TV screen; and people in several countries are testing a wide range of technical and business models.
Yes, the "Mississippi model" of non-union teachers plus "zero tolerance" discipline is the kind of schooling that some of the best and brightest among our education "reformers" have been touting -- and what they are increasingly getting.
