The phrase "a commensurate increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a proportional or corresponding rise in quantity, value, or degree in relation to something else.
Example: "The company reported a commensurate increase in profits following the successful marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "a corresponding increase" or "an equivalent rise".
However, a real concern when using expensive molecular imaging agents is cost-effectiveness—"to demonstrate that the increased cost of the imaging provides a commensurate increase in value" [7].
Previous increases in TV rights income have tended to lead to a commensurate increase in wages.
"There appears to be an easier, more comfortable relationship between fellow workers and a commensurate increase in efficiency, especially communication".
Furthermore, the decrease in escape responses is accompanied by a commensurate increase in the fraction of flies freezing (Fig. 3i).
But it is worth noting that regulators are being asked to do a lot without a commensurate increase in resources.
Despite substantial improvements in objective health measures, there has not been a commensurate increase in assessments of subjective health.
Myelination is a vertebrate adaptation that enables rapid conduction of action potentials without a commensurate increase in axon diameter.
However, avoiding calibration requires more cooperation among neighboring disciplines with a commensurate increase in time and effort for development.
With the increase in short-term interest rates, he said, National City has seen a commensurate increase in inquiries about this product.
"New Delhi cannot continue to expand its economic and diplomatic activity in Afghanistan while avoiding a commensurate increase in its military presence there".
Many have noted, here at millennium's end, that our vast increase in technical ability has not been accompanied by a commensurate increase in our social or ethical maturity.
