The phrase "the increasing transparency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which more information is becoming available or processes are becoming more open. For example, "The increasing transparency of the company's financial records has been a positive indicator of their commitment to fiscal responsibility."
Or it could have been merely a comment on the increasing transparency of our private lives.
That never serves the interest of science and is completely at odds with the increasing transparency seen in most industries and across the Internet these days.
The expansion of such large institutional investments, along with the increasing transparency of Hollywood's notorious accounting methods, is turning the traditionally untamed world of film investment into more of a viable, albeit still risky, alternative-asset class.
Curators see the increased transparency as a positive development for art institutions for the most part.
Still, proponents of the exchange point to the increased transparency it promises to bring to an opaque market.
"What we really see, and I am very excited by this, is the increased transparency," Mr. Etzioni said.
Still Marxist, still hidebound, they have committed themselves to the increased transparency and accountability that are the price of entry into the world marketplace.
In an optimistic scenario, the increased transparency in Alphabet's operating structure and financial reporting will reassure investors that it is operating responsibly and investing wisely.
We have found that while respondents appreciate the increased transparency in general, the prospect of foregoing complete anonymity has been off-putting for some doctors in certain circumstances".
Their decision to gather in secret (the meeting was only divulged weeks later by The Star-Ledger), and their continuing silence would seem to be particularly at odds with the increased transparency that the Booker Team has promised.
The aim is that the increased transparency will help those on low pay, enabling them to put pressure on their employers to explain why they are being underpaid in comparison with their peers.
