The phrase "increasingly encounter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a growing frequency of experiences or situations that one comes across.
Example: "As technology evolves, we increasingly encounter new challenges in data privacy."
Alternatives: "more frequently face" or "are coming across more often."
As the Americans fan out, they will increasingly encounter armed resistance.
The services capability, they add, can be crucial for solving the complex computing problems that large companies increasingly encounter these days.
As this variety of reading seems to point out, we increasingly encounter space that is replacing the sharpness of figures of definite boundaries, the hierarchies and regularity, the oneness and coherence with a tangled, vibrant territoriality that is continuously shifting and difficult to map out following the criteria by which we have been used to giving order to the world.
Meanwhile, executives in China, India and much of the rest of the developing world increasingly encounter want amid plenty, as a shortage of suitable candidates and the changes associated with the staggering pace of economic growth make it difficult for companies to attract and retain enough qualified workers.
Henceforth, care workers in primary health care will increasingly encounter dying patients' spiritual and existential suffering.
Oral healthcare professionals will increasingly encounter patients restored with dental implants, provide dental care and maintenance for them, or treat new patients seeking implant treatment.
Depression is something that I increasingly encountered in my own medical practice.
But, as the religious leaders' press conference here showed, he increasingly encounters checks on his press power.
According to Collins Ian Brookess a geek is no longer a "boring and unattractive social misfit" and readers are "increasingly encountering the word in contexts other than computing, and with increasingly positive connotations".
Part of the reason for the interest in the drugs is that aging baby boomers are increasingly encountering the problem of erectile dysfunction, said David F. Saks, who is the chief investment officer for Gruntal & Company's MedScience Fund.
I may have thought this was a little silly growing up, but I recalled it with the fondest nostalgia as my attempts to organize a tashlich service for Camp Arifjan's tiny Jewish community (sans New York Police Department support) increasingly encountered all the logistical difficulties of a combat operation.
