The phrase "has increasing relevance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It indicates that something is becoming more and more important or significant. Example: In today's society, technology has increasing relevance in our daily lives.
But with each passing day, the old maxim, "The more things change, the more they stay the same", has increasing relevance.
Glocal strategy is not only for global brands — this three-pronged approach has increasing relevance for any advertising directed at diverse consumer segments.
Gustard once told me he enjoyed reading Malcolm Gladwell's book Blink, which suggests experts in certain fields can instinctively be correct even when the evidence suggests otherwise, but he also believes technology has increasing relevance within rugby.
Web 2.0, a term encompassing the collaborative use of information technology (blogs, social media, podcasts) has increasing relevance to EM education [ 14].
Templestowe's story has increased relevance following businessman David Gonski's call for an end to the "industrial model" of school education and a shift to a curriculum based on "learning progressions" independent of year or age groupings.
Konigsberg claims that Twiggle has increased relevance and clickthrough rates on search results by up to 30percentt and conversion rates by around 20percentt.
Therefore, in AES, SM has increased relevance: when the student reaches the objectives of the course, the system must be able to readapt, for example, to his knowledge [43].
Thus the need highlighted by Slavin (1996) for more research focusing on collaborative learning in homogeneous and heterogeneous settings has increased relevance in current times.
Presently, the application of digital elevation or surface models have increasing relevance in all areas of scientific research and in practical engineering applications.
"Silicon Valley firms are leading in a number of sectors of technology that have increasing relevance to national defense," said Tom Mahnken, president of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
While initially conceived for the manufacturing industry, they have recently been recognised as having increasing relevance to the healthcare sphere.
