"increasing success for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is leading to greater success. For example, "We implemented new strategies to support our team, increasing success for everyone involved."
The recent results have shown increasing success for both Arabic and English texts.
But Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio, the New York architects, have been performing it, with increasing success, for nearly 20 years.
Recent discoveries of smaller Cas proteins have enabled and enhanced the combination of this technology with vectors that have gained increasing success for their safety profile and efficiency, such as AAV vectors.
Shifting hotspots research hopes to advance these trends of increasing success for law enforcement crime control strategies, advancement of current environmental criminology theories, and expansion upon existing crime prevention frameworks.
Districts that expand the use of this process, which treats educators as professionals, will find increasing success for students, their families, and educators alike.
Now, citing the same theory of individual rights, anti-abortion forces argue vehemently, and with increasing success, for the "pre-born". Modern diagnostic technology and advances in genetics help in two ways: by showing what a fetus looks like in utero, and by raising concerns that abortion is just the top of a vast slippery slope, the bottom of which is a hell of artificially created mutants.
As our education system further fragments – the untrumpeted part of the coalition reforms – the new O-level will merely increase success for some, at the expense of the many.
The hypothesis concerning the removal of the "lichen barrier effect" by heavy reindeer grazing which leads to increased success for birch seeds to germinate and sprout is therefore considered to be valid.
Engaged employees are excited to come to work and always put their best foot forward, which in turn translates to high production and increased success for your company.
Modification of hybridization conditions could further increase success for more divergent species (Li et al., 2013).
Fibre-reinforced composite materials have gained an increasing success, mostly for strengthening, retrofitting, and repairing existing structures.
