"increasingly appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that is becoming more suitable or relevant in a given situation. For example: "In light of the new regulations, the use of video conferencing software is becoming increasingly appropriate for team meetings."
But, as the European Union battles with the ongoing recession and the US experiences rising levels of poverty, social enterprise solutions are increasingly appropriate in advanced industrial countries as well.
It outlines the evolution of CC technologies and argues that current developments make the technology increasingly appropriate for the public sector.
In both cases, he argues, what is to be overcome is modernity, characterized by the image that philosophy and science are progressive developments in which thought and knowledge increasingly appropriate their own origins and foundations.
A session-based client-server asynchronous information search and retrieval system for sending character-by-character or multi-character strings of data to an intelligent server, that can be configured to immediately analyze the lengthening string and return to the client increasingly appropriate search information.
Over the years, what once seemed to me an incongruous addition to the wedding ritual began to feel increasingly appropriate.
Screening for liver fibrosis is increasingly appropriate as three major recommended criteria have now been fulfilled, including the disease severity, the tests accuracy and the effectiveness of treatments [ 1].
Studies intent on producing knowledge to assess whether energy development is inimical or not to ungulates will increasingly require appropriate time scales and understanding whether populations are below an expected food ceiling.
More accurate genotype imputation methods exist, e.g. [ 6– 9], and it is expected that such methods will become increasingly more appropriate as more genotypic data accumulate.
In time, as more high-throughput studies are released for more organisms, this line of supporting evidence may become increasingly less appropriate as a means of establishing data quality.
Apart from my prying questions, while Snapguide has continued to remain a free platform, it is increasingly getting appropriated by brands anyway, something that it's happy to encourage without formalizing things too much.
It's a very old and low-tech profession that feels increasingly age-appropriate.
