"increasingly made clear" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is becoming more and more obvious. For example, "The importance of protecting the environment has been increasingly made clear over the past decade."
Both France and Britain have increasingly made clear they are in favor of arming the insurgents, a position that is not widely shared among other European Union members.
Rather than comprising a single, monolithic process for contemplating the minds of others, recent research has increasingly made clear that social cognition decomposes into a number of distinct processes, each contributing some specific function to overall human social competence.
Likewise, Michaela Kiesel, a senior vice president at LSG Lufthansa Service Holding A.G., another major supplier of airline meals, said that frequent fliers are increasingly making it clear that "food quality is an important factor on which a decision in choosing an airline is based," but that so far there has been no clamor from the airlines for low-carb meals in particular.
Yet it is clear that we increasingly make do with an impoverished language for landscape.
Wealth would increasingly make way for connoisseurship.
Coincidentally, increasingly, he made me his creature.
Women increasingly are making their presence felt.
Her relations with Tiberius became increasingly fraught, as she made it clear that she believed that he was responsible for the death of Germanicus.
Ultimately, Twitter's service is so confused and undifferentiated in the market that it's increasingly difficult to make a clear case for its existence.
We see an artist increasingly interested in making clear not just his painting process, but also a kind of emotional concentration that, while hardly Expressionist, did not exactly exemplify the Olympian detachment habitually attributed to him.
Increasingly, architects are making shoes.
