The phrase "of increasing length" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a gradual increase in length over time; for example, "The journey stretched on for miles, of increasing length beyond the horizon."
The first of these varieties is usually marketed without storage, while the storage seasons of the others are of increasing length.
A photocross-linking approach has been used to map the contacts between individual chaperonin subunits and ribosome-bound nascent chains of increasing length.
We have determined the minimal RNA-binding site size of the poliovirus polymerase using binding titration with oligonucleotides of increasing length.
In English and other natural languages, grammatical expressions of increasing length and complexity can be created from simpler expressions by concatenation, relativization, complementization, and many other devices.
If you can't get your hands on one of these precision instruments, you can use a standard 4-foot level and some wood stakes of increasing length with a flat top.
b, Shape, dimensions, colour and material of each object, numbered as in a. c, Prismatic objects of increasing length used for experiment in which a point-like prism tower was changed across trials into a lengthy wall.
The characteristics of the blockades produced by the oligonucleotides indicated that single-stranded overhangs of increasing length first approach and then thread into the transmembrane β-barrel.
Hinge position and device proportions are also significant with results favouring long, narrow rafts made up of pontoons of increasing length from fore to aft.
The effect of increasing length of thermal bath regions is found to be nearly indistinguishable from the effect of increasing length of the unperturbed region between the bath regions, suggesting that the value of k is defined by the total length of the CNT (including the length of the heat bath regions) in NEMD simulations employing uni-directional heat flux.
In this table (Figure 2) there are periods of increasing length between the noble gases; the table thus contains a period of 2 elements, two of 8 elements, two of 18 elements, one of 32 elements, and an incomplete period.
In a late memoir, Derek's former friend and nemesis, the Trinidad-born V. S. Naipaul — whom Derek, in one poem, called "V. S. Nightfall" — criticized the landscape and culture that Derek described with such alacrity, in poem after poem of increasing length and density.
