"thanks to increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a phrase which describes the result of something that has increased; you can also use it to introduce a clause which describes something that benefits from something increasing. Example sentence: Thanks to increasing interest in sustainable materials, many clothing companies are now offering lines made from eco-friendly fabrics.
Roehampton is up thanks to increasing popularity with students".
It will paint a picture of a higher education system that, thanks to increasing use of data, is likely to undergo radical change, sometimes with painful ethical considerations.
He says that things have improved, thanks to increasing academic globalisation and pressure to recruit the best, regardless of background or nationality.
The problem has soared thanks to increasing internet sales, particularly as online booking is often the only possibility with low-cost air carriers.
Having spent a year working in the voluntary sector, Fountain says there is little future for traditional grant-dependent charitable projects thanks to increasing competition for shrinking funding streams.
"As bandwidth increases and technologies like ray tracing [simulating 3D effects] and video delivery become more realistic thanks to increasing processing power and faster connections then we will have worlds that will look very real in the future.
But prices were heading down anyway thanks to increased supply.
Even so, he expects that by the second half of next year, the United States will be recovering strongly, thanks to increased federal spending and the Fed's rate cuts.
Such tailoring is now possible thanks to increased knowledge of the complexity of Ras pathways, their cooperation with other oncogenic pathways, and their "addictive" nature.
And it will be in part thanks to increased carbon emissions, a fact that Texas will have a hard time confronting.
Its packaging and building materials sector also saw sales swell despite weak U.S. demand, thanks to increased prices.
