The phrase 'process of increasing' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts to describe a gradual increase in intensity, duration, or quantity. For example: "The process of increasing the company's profits was a long and difficult one."
Further changes in 2009, began the process of increasing the pension age to 67 by 2023.
Reducing pensions could deter the process of increasing diversity on the bench, he added.
Rainmaking, any process of increasing the amount of precipitation discharged from a cloud.
China is believed to be in the process of increasing its arsenal.
The process of increasing debt and decreasing equity appears to raise earnings per share (fewer shares, after all), apparently justifying the higher stock prices.
The Spanish banking system is also in the process of increasing core capital to meet new requirements from the European banking regulator.
The World Bank definition being a case in point: "Empowerment is the process of increasing the capacity of individuals or groups to make choices and to transform those choices into desired actions and outcomes.
The Bank of England governor, Mark Carney, said: "In the process of increasing capital requirements there will be cost passed on to borrowers that will have an impact on demand and some impact on inflation".
"We have ongoing community engagement … and are in the process of increasing awareness of Project Violet within the Met police so that frontline officers who attend incidents are aware of these particular issues," he said.
The Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority is leading the process of increasing mortgage risk weights for the big banks and ensuring they have stronger capital ratios – a process that has been cited by Westpac as a justification for its decision to increase mortgage interest rates.
"Nutritionists agree that even average Americans consume twice as much protein as they need; bodybuilders take in 20 to 30 times too much, and high-protein intake can drastically shorten life span," she alleges, evidently oblivious of the extreme demands that hypertrophy, the process of increasing muscle mass, makes on the body.
