The phrase "with increasing scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or project that is expanding in range or complexity over time.
Example: "The research project has evolved with increasing scope, addressing more variables than initially planned."
Alternatives: "with expanding reach" or "with broader implications."
Hence, Kuhn argues, the function of measurement in the physical sciences is not to test the theory but to apply it with increasing scope and precision, and eventually to allow persistent anomalies to surface that would precipitate the next crisis and scientific revolution.
Subsequently, tables with increasing scope and precision were written.
Four possible approaches have been reviewed, a minority share sale, an independent publicly owned company, a public-sector trust and the status quo with increased scope for joint ventures.
With increased scope (location data, political opinions, religious beliefs, IP address), organizations must now rethink data flows to ensure that data is secure.
Here, we obtained signaling models with increased scope (increased coverage of diverse pathways using a data set 20-fold bigger than previously used data sets) and nominated a particular drug combination to overcome the drug resistance in melanoma.
Additional studies of genomes across diverse glaucophyte taxa could help resolve this problem with increased scope for phylogenetic analyses and the potential identification of diagnostic genome characteristics, including gene content and gene and genome architectures.
Data access and use are high and expected to grow with the increasing scope and complexity of wildland fire management, thus requiring continued LANDFIRE improvements and updates.
It is obvious that such manual curation is time consuming and this task becomes more challenging with the increasing scope and volume of available data.
VET teachers in some countries are faced with an increasing scope of learning, social and behavioural problems faced by their younger students and the teachers often deal with the students' social, psychological and personal problems (Cort and Rolls 2010; Kats et al. 2010; Susimetsä 2010).
One missing element in these efforts, and other modeling efforts dealing with complex biologic processes, is a framework with which to capture the necessarily increasing scope and detail that such quantitative models will achieve as they progress.
Of course that might have more to do with the increased scope of the internet than any artistic shortcomings.
