"increasingly confronted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a person or group has been facing a growing number of challenges or difficulties over time. For example, "The firefighters have been increasingly confronted with larger and more frequent wildfires this summer."
Occupy protestors across the country were increasingly confronted by police in military style garb and affect.
Scholars are increasingly confronted with the difficulty of defining the public sector.
In contemporary ecosystems, organisms are increasingly confronted with suboptimal living conditions.
Stories like these mean that we are increasingly confronted with the carcasses of retail's past.
Meanwhile, peaceful protesters are increasingly confronted with snipers, armored vehicles, and smoke and tear gas.
Since modern waterway networks are increasingly confronted with ageing assets, waterway renewal will increase in importance for western countries.
Many tourism employees are increasingly confronted with rising work stress levels, especially work-to-leisure conflict (WLC).
The emergent Black Italian movement in Italy has been increasingly confronted with the limits of national citizenship as a means for addressing racial inequality.
Amid the nineteenth-century's waning faith in God's providence, Americans increasingly confronted unanticipated challenges to their independence and security in the boom and bust chance-world of capitalism.
Clinicians are also increasingly confronted with diverse forms of molecular, genetic, lifestyle, and digital data, and often the quality, meaning, and actionability of this data is unclear.
As the 2015 general election approaches, he is increasingly confronted by necessarily divisive choices about policies, spending plans and aggressive, left-wing union bosses.
