"increasingly beautiful" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation that is becoming more and more beautiful. For example, "The summer sky was increasingly beautiful as the sun set."
The family terraced and planted organic vegetable gardens and fruit trees on the steep hill behind the house, which rises to increasingly beautiful views of the sea.
Stephen Gill: Coexistence, Nobody Books, London, £30 Since his 2004 debut, A Book of Field Studies, Stephen Gill has been making increasingly beautiful and ambitious photobooks.
And, in a rare lapse from his plain-and-simple drawing style, a pair of stick figures walk in an increasingly beautiful landscape after first declaring: "I feel like I'm wasting my life on the Internet.
Along with being very energy efficient and using very sustainable materials, prefabricated homes have also become increasingly beautiful and complex.
If you care for the pan properly, it will darken with use and become increasingly smooth, beautiful and easy to cook in.
Doubts over the first three films resurfaced, as many noted how, in the second trilogy, the stress on increasingly assured and beautiful effects failed to mask the flat characters, banal dialogue and rather apologetic acting.
Thirty kilometres away lies Fjällbacka, a beautiful, increasingly des res village of clapperboard fishermen's huts and cottages, set beneath an imposing granite cliff and perched on a wide tranquil bay dotted with rounded skerries that float into the horizon like thought bubbles.
Horseshoe crabs (Tachypleus tridentatus) live in beautiful, increasingly more developed coastal areas but they remain an unprotected species due to the lack of data about their populations and ecology.
While our world remains ravishingly beautiful, it increasingly shows symptoms of distress.
"The problem is, they have picked a spectacularly beautiful but increasingly impractical and dangerous place to live," Mr. Goldstein said.
