"is increasingly conspicuous" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is becoming more noticeable or obvious. Example: "The issue of environmental conservation is increasingly conspicuous in government policies."
Phytoplankton blooms are increasingly conspicuous along the world's coastlines, and the toxic effects of these blooms have become a major concern.
In the five years since then, the W word has, it would be fair to say, been increasingly conspicuous by its absence from political rhetoric.
The violence was hardly routine, but the situation is one faced across the region from Brewster, N.Y., to Montclair, N.J., where poor Hispanic migrants, many of them undocumented workers, are increasingly conspicuous outsiders amid the affluent bustle of suburban life.
Still, those from both sides of the issue acknowledge that the rhetoric has been ratcheting up on Long Island, among the places where poor Hispanic immigrants are increasingly conspicuous outsiders amid the affluent bustle of suburban life.
As the smoke clears from a week of destructive protests in Asunción, two facts are increasingly conspicuous: supporters of presidential reelection have not given up, but neither have the people of Paraguay.
Once largely confined to California, the Midwest and the Southwest, where it has upended the lives of gay men and a blue-collar constituency of truckers, bikers and housewives, methamphetamine is increasingly becoming a conspicuous part of New York's clubbing landscape and a major worry for health care workers.
Research is increasingly showing that conspicuous sexual signals are located on body surfaces visible to conspecifics and less visible to predators, while camouflage is found on regions more exposed to predators ("signal partitioning"; Endler 1992).
Several millionaires have already paid $50,000 a go to clone their pet cat.In America, at least, says Marian Salzman, a leading trendspotter, the focus of conspicuous consumption is increasingly on getting your children into the best schools and universities.
With its junkyards and parking lots, Morrisania is an increasingly conspicuous anomaly in a residential swath that takes in the Melrose Commons Urban Renewal Area to the south, the Claremont Village complex of public housing to the north and a corridor on the Boston Road to the east.
Gangs are increasingly aware such journeys can seem conspicuous.
