"increasingly improved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to describe something that is gradually becoming better or more advanced. For example, "The company's safety protocols have been increasingly improved over the past decade."
Advances in single-cell mass cytometry have increasingly improved highly multidimensional characterization of immune cell heterogeneity.
In spite of increasingly improved treatment options breast cancer remains a severe life threatening disease.
A 24th-round draft pick in 2003, Wilson took over the closer's job in 2008, and his numbers have increasingly improved.
With increasingly improved cooking stoves (ICS) that aim to reduce fuelwood consumption by forest-dependent households, more evidence of what drives households to adopt ICS is needed.
As building envelope performance and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment efficiencies are increasingly improved to reduce building energy use, a greater percentage of the total energy loss of a building can occur through envelope leakage.
While plasmonic nanostructures initially served to expand the light harvesting spectrum of semiconductors, rational designs and advanced fabrication techniques have increasingly improved the light absorption capabilities of the plasmonic metal/semiconductor hybrid architectures as a whole.
However, strength of this growth suggests a much better year for Filtrona and given cost reductions and efficiency improvements an increasingly improving bottom line.
Students' self-reported measures of well-being increasingly improve with better ratings of relationship quality from peers.
The DARTEL registration involves iteratively computing the study-specific template, based on the average tissue probability maps from all participants, and then warping all participants' tissue maps into the generated template to increasingly improve the alignment.
As with similar companies, it is increasingly improving its dataset and applying machine learning to provide more powerful insights and predictions.
The researchers at Nucleus Research and KnowledgeStorm suggested that enterprises should look to increasingly improving authentication technologies, such as single sign-on and biometrics, as potential answers to the age-old problem of password management.
