"increasing harm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any situation in which the amount of harm caused is increasing. For example, "As climate change accelerates, we are seeing increasing harm to the planet."
"This is an area of increasing harm, it's a problem across Greater Manchester," he said.
Cookson is challenging McQuaid, a controversial figure seeking a third term as president, on a platform founded on a radical overhaul of how the sport deals with doping, an issue that has dogged it with increasing harm over the last decade.
In addition to increasing harm for all women seeking abortion care, the law places an undue burden on the working class.
For severity, events caused one of the following levels of increasing harm: none; laboratory abnormalities only; symptoms only; temporary disability; permanent disability; or death.
Leaching of Cd in dilute HCl increased linearly over 6 96 hr, indicating potential for increasing harm the longer an item remains in the stomach.
Perhaps when population health goals are formulated, such as the Healthy People 2010 objectives [ 81], a broader context should be considered, such as reducing smoking related harm without increasing harm through other risk behaviours.
And time to increase harm reduction including distributing clean pipes and establishing drug consumption rooms.
Livestock were squeezed onto the remaining open space, which increased harm to riverbank areas.
There is new evidence that combining several common insecticides into a "pesticide cocktail" may increase harm.
But there's growing evidence that they don't provide safety and may increase harm".
In contrast, supply-side attempts to stop ecstasy production, for example through seizures, have increased harm, as these have led to the emergence of more toxic "pseudo" ecstasy tablets containing PMA and PMMA.
