English Collocations

A situation where more people or companies are trying to achieve the same goal.

“The increased competition in the market has driven down prices.”

A greater need or requirement for something.

“The increased demand for housing has led to a rise in property prices.”

A greater significance or value attached to something.

“The increased importance of social media has led to a rise in digital marketing.”

A greater attention or curiosity about something.

“The increased interest in space exploration has led to significant investment in the field.”

A higher degree or amount of something.

“The increased level of pollution has had a significant impact on the environment.”

A greater quantity of something.

“The increased number of tourists has put a strain on local infrastructure.”

A greater force or emphasis on something.

“The increased pressure on students to perform well has led to increased stress levels.”

A greater amount of something being made or manufactured.

“The increased production of renewable energy has reduced the country's reliance on fossil fuels.”

A greater efficiency or output in work or production.

“The increased productivity of the team has resulted in higher quality work.”

A greater chance or likelihood of something happening.

“The increased risk of cyber attacks has led to a rise in investment in cybersecurity.”

A growing understanding or knowledge of something.

“There is an increasing awareness of the need to protect the environment.”

A growing difficulty or intricacy of something.

“The increasing complexity of modern technology has made it harder for people to understand.”

A growing need or requirement for something.

“There is an increasing demand for sustainable products.”

A growing importance or stress on something.

“There is an increasing emphasis on the need for renewable energy sources.”

A growing significance or value attached to something.

“There is an increasing importance placed on sustainability in business practices.”

A growing attention or curiosity about something.

“There is an increasing interest in space exploration.”

A growing force or emphasis on something.

“There is an increasing pressure on companies to reduce their carbon footprint.”

A growing part or share of something.

“There is an increasing proportion of people working remotely.”

A growing inclination or likelihood of something happening.

“There is an increasing tendency for people to prioritize their mental health.”

A growing or developing pattern or direction.

“There is an increasing trend towards sustainable living.”

The phrase 'increasingly aware' means having a growing understanding or realization of something.

“As the study progressed, researchers became increasingly aware of the potential implications of their findings.”

The phrase 'increasingly common' means becoming more frequent or widespread over time.

“It is increasingly common for people to work remotely due to technological advancements.”

The phrase 'increasingly complex' means becoming more complicated or difficult to understand over time.

“The plot of the novel is increasingly complex as the story unfolds.”

The phrase 'increasingly difficult' means becoming harder or more challenging over time.

“As the course progressed, the assignments became increasingly difficult.”