The phrase 'increasingly decentralized' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a trend or process in which something is becoming less centralized or controlled. For example, "The world of banking is increasingly becoming decentralized, with more individuals and small businesses making their own investment decisions".
Ecuador's government has become increasingly decentralized.
In the late 20th century, the spectacular system became increasingly decentralized.
But as families grow increasingly decentralized and gene pools are increasingly mixed, it is harder to determine which tests to offer based on ethnicity alone.
This utopian utensil — a wishing rock for the consumer — allows for a mild skewering of our infomercial culture and, especially, our increasingly decentralized workplace.
Unfortunately, in an increasingly decentralized world, in which previously insignificant actors and factors can play a decisive role, strategic planning can leave decision-makers flat-footed.
In the last decade or so, the Web has created an increasingly decentralized and customized society, in which a new generation of voters seems less aligned, generally, with large institutions.
As the metadata is stored in a MySql database it should be possible to integrate it quite easily into the ELNs or wiki technologies that are emerging or indeed run it on increasingly popular decentralized 'cloud' services such as Amazon's E3 and SC2 services.
Moreover, today's systems are increasingly more complex, distributed, decentralized, etc. and therefore have to reason about and cope with more and more unpredictable events.
The study used indicators of funding levels, funding distribution, effort and coverage to examine the effects of a decentralized and increasingly segregated education system that has led to more and more poor students being concentrated in high-poverty school districts.
It's clear that the industry is simply adapting, shifting towards two polar points: higher-quality visual and sensorial experiences in the theater that aim to blow audiences' brains out, and increasingly personal, high-tech and decentralized movie experiences at home.
Increasingly, health systems are being decentralized.
