The phrase "increasingly leverage" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is being done more effectively with the tools available. For example: "The company is increasingly leveraging its IT resources to help drive innovation and improve customer service."
Human resources functions at companies increasingly leverage the wisdom of networks to augment internal talent.
HLM-seekers increasingly leverage mobile technologies that enable control of personal health information, collaboration with clinicians/other agents to establish healthy living practices.
"All of this new product comes at a high cost to the manufacturers, which will need to increasingly leverage global platforms and simplify product offerings to remain efficient and competitive," the study concludes.
As we look to the future of higher education, said the M.I.T. president, L. Rafael Reif, something that we now call a "degree" will be a concept "connected with bricks and mortar" — and traditional on-campus experiences that will increasingly leverage technology and the Internet to enhance classroom and laboratory work.
Now services such as Foursquare, Gowalla and Google Latitude are catching on and an array of products will increasingly leverage sophisticated location-based services in a variety of new ways.
"That will be a massive step forward," Aldred said, "because it will give us a unique position in the premium market space, which we'll increasingly leverage". The competition, he said, will be fielding 4G LTE as well, "but it will be a little bit spotty and, in many instances, optional," he said.
Here are two examples: Companies are increasingly leveraging the value of incorporating outside of Delaware.
The economy became increasingly leveraged up until the financial crisis, when it began around 2007.
Trajectory design increasingly leverages multi-body dynamical structures that are based on an understanding of various types of orbits in the Circular Restricted Three-Body Problem (CR3BP).
Beijing is increasingly leveraging this cash to ensure its access to raw materials and to advance China's growing global influence.
Unlike, say, Iran, which faces global condemnation for torturing and killing journalists, Morocco and other "moderate" regimes are increasingly leveraging their command economies to crush independent media without bloodying their hands.
