"increasing emergence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the growth in prevalence or number of something over time. For example, you could say "The increasing emergence of online shopping has revolutionized the way people buy goods."
In his book "What Technology Wants," Kelly writes: "Technology wants what life wants: Increasing efficiency; Increasing opportunity; Increasing emergence; Increasing complexity; Increasing diversity; Increasing specialization; Increasing ubiquity; Increasing freedom; Increasing mutualism; Increasing beauty; Increasing sentience; Increasing structure; Increasing evolvability".
You can see that in the increasing emergence of Central and South American ingredients and techniques.
The increasing emergence of resistant bacteria drives us to design and develop new antimicrobial agents.
Highlights the increasing emergence of peri-implant diseases, particularly peri-implantitis, which threaten the survival of both the implant and the supported restorations.
Due to increasing emergence of bacterial resistance, compounds with new mechanisms of action are of paramount importance.
Defining novel and potential cell cycle factors is of significant importance, particularly given the increasing emergence of personalized medicine.
Increasing emergence of antibiotic-resistant pathogenic microorganisms is one of the biggest challenges for biomedical research and drug development.
Now-a-days increasing emergence of antibiotic-resistant pathogenic microorganisms is one of the biggest challenges for management of disease.
Its appearance coincides with the increasing emergence of a group, consisting of nearly half the Tory parliamentary party, dedicated to the neo-isolationist ideology that Britain would be better off out of the EU.
The increasing emergence of drug resistant pathogenic bacteria poses a great challenge to clinical therapy and a threat to public health.
With increasing emergence of multi-drug resistant infections, there is a dire need for new classes of compounds that act through unique mechanisms.
