The phrase "increasing fear" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The news of a looming recession caused an increasing fear among investors."
The statement increasing fear of a breakdown of the peace talks engineered by South Korea.
Berkman Center co-founder Jonathan Zittrain says we're seeing increasing fear about the negative consequences of activity online.
"That would be the worst possible message to send at a time of increasing fear, insecurity and polarisation.
But there is an increasing fear at Community Board 6, whose district includes Red Hook, that the Bloomberg administration has a different vision for the neighborhood.
Indeed, the release of such data may have the unintended consequence of increasing fear of crime as more attention is drawn to crime in the neighbourhood.
Cuomo's emphasis on gun control, Ofori said, serves an ideological purpose: "Increasing fear, increasing militarization within this country and the city".
There are increasing fears that whatever the outcome of the election, the country cannot avoid unrest.
Recession, though mild, has pushed up unemployment, increasing fears of competition from immigrants.
Power projects are also targets, increasing fears of a possible energy crunch.
Part of it is the saturation of the American market but also its increasing fears here.
Syrian rebels, mostly Sunnis, and their Lebanese sympathizers have retaliated, increasing fears of sectarian conflict.
