"the increasing volume" is a grammatically correct phrase and is used in formal and informal written English.
It can be used in different contexts, but it typically refers to a gradual increase in size or intensity. Example: The increasing volume of traffic on the highway is causing major delays for commuters.
A sophisticated computer program is required to control and account for the increasing volume of trade, the report said.
To handle the increasing volume of trade, the port facilities of Al-Baṣrah were developed.
In the US, resorts have raised or even abolished the upper limits for reduced or free passes because of the increasing volume of retirement-age skiers.
"When I saw the increasing volume of Spanish cases," Gloria Mattia said, "I used to send them to my Hispanic friends.
Elsevier's managing director, John Regazzi, says the problem is not Elsevier's prices, but tight university budgets that can't meet the increasing volume of research worthy of publication.
This also comes on the heels of the increasing volume of claims of sexual abuse from several women against comedian Bill Cosby.
The increasing volume and complexity of the material contained in Hadith necessitated larger compilations and more detailed classification.
The increasing volume and variety of data, combined with smart software, may well open the door to what some people call a revolution in measurement.
The increasing volume of cheaper heavy oil in the supply mix has provided an incentive for refiners to upgrade their equipment to process the poorer-quality heavier crudes.
With LCH, the London exchange may benefit from regulatory changes, capturing the increasing volume of over-the-counter derivatives that will move to clearinghouses.
One direct result is the increasing volume of the data.
