The phrase "a big increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant rise in quantity, value, or degree of something.
Example: "There has been a big increase of sales in the last quarter, indicating a positive trend for the company."
Alternatives: "a significant rise in" or "a substantial growth of".
A BIG increase, of a sort, is scheduled this week in corporate earnings.
2. Examine voter registration in the 2004 presidential election by reading and discussing the article "A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing States".
Mathematics – Using the statistics provided by the article "A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing States," create a series of word problems using percentages and fractions.
For example, the article "A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing States" mentions that the two candidates together will receive $150 million in public financing for the fall campaign.
2. As a class, read and discuss the article "A Big Increase of New Voters in Swing States" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20040927monday.html), focusing on the following questions: a.
One item that particularly drew Rove's ire was a Times front-page story, by Ford Fessenden, which appeared on September 26th, under the headline "a big increase of new voters in swing states".
Last year, there were 407 arrests, a big increase on the 2014 figure of 252.
While sentences of three months had decreased sharply, there had been a big increase in sentences of between six months and two years.
Cornish pasty producers are worried they may have to put up their prices because of a big increase in the cost of raw ingredients.
The 1990s saw a big increase in prescriptions of opioids for chronic pain.
Police say they have seen a big increase in claims of sexual violence since publicity around the Jimmy Savile case.
