The phrase "the increasing knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to knowledge that is becoming more extensive. For example, "The increasing knowledge of the human genome has led to breakthroughs in medical science."
Not the least of the advances in endocrinology was the increasing knowledge and understanding of the sex hormones.
With the reality of two small children, a fearsomely bitter winter, frozen water pipes, the onset of 'flu and the increasing knowledge that Ted was not coming back to her, came despair and a return of the depression which she dreaded.
We were defining a user interface that changed itself in step with the increasing knowledge of the individual user.
The increasing knowledge base derived from genomics and structural proteomics initiatives assists the bioinformatics-led design of these experiments.
The increasing knowledge on the genomic landscape of GU cancers supports stratification of patients for targeted therapies.
This support is constantly adapted to the increasing knowledge on the interpretation of the legal text and to the common working practice.
In combination with the increasing knowledge in gene sequences this will allow in the foreseeable future widespread use in the pig industry either for agricultural or biomedical purposes.
Today, molecular markers enable the dissection of the genetic basis of complex traits and the increasing knowledge about the tomato genome offers new efficient tools to breeders.
The increasing knowledge of the dynamic epigenetic landscape along with the possibility to reverse epigenetic modifications makes this an attractive field for drug development.
Further studies might throw insight on the mechanism of normal and pathological sleep in humans, counterpart of the increasing knowledge provided by animal models.
The increasing knowledge on the complexity of the gut microbiota and its interaction with the host is challenging the concept and definition of prebiotics.
