"increasingly note that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to introduce a point that is becoming more relevant or significant. For example, "Increasingly we note that the effects of climate change are becoming more and more apparent."
It's been increasingly noted that one of the unfortunate surprises of the contemporary Internet is the proliferation of corporate uniformity.
It is worth noting that goal orientation is an increasingly recognized paradigm for eliciting, modeling, specifying, and analyzing software requirements.
Baker Hughes, XXXXXXXXXXXX shared that doing business in Venezuela is increasingly difficult, noting that where there used to be seven steps required to export a container from Venezuela, there are now over thirty steps imposed by GBRV agencies.
EIPs note that funding increasingly must be directed to specified projects, leaving them with little flexibility and reduced ability to move beyond collecting data to writing articles for publication or crafting new protocols.
Both he and Mr. Cunningham note that Halloween is, increasingly, for adults, too.
It is also amusing to note that it is increasingly focused on very old industries – the automotive, aerospace and pharmaceutical sectors – rather than chasing futurist fantasies.
Rather we should note that while people increasingly take care about the language they use to describe the disabled, the same luxury is often not afforded to those with mental illness.
Section 5 briefly summarizes past work in feminist science studies, but we note that recent work increasingly turns to the role of gender and science in developing nations and in the processes of development; the intersection of gender, science and culture outside of western cultures holds promise.
We note that there is increasingly wide support for the Gondwana fragmentation clock [ 77].
But they note that "the pharmaceutical industry is increasingly influential in clinical trial sponsorship".
