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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a consecutive rise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of increases that occur one after the other without interruption.
Example: "The company reported a consecutive rise in sales over the last three quarters, indicating strong market demand."
Alternatives: "an ongoing increase" or "a continuous rise".
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This action leads to a depolarization of the β-cells with a consecutive rise in intracellular calcium that triggers insulin release.
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Its stablemate Red, aimed at women in their 30s, sold 224,072 copies with a 12th consecutive rise - albeit only 2%.
The number killed rose by 8% last year – the fifth consecutive rise – with a further 4,507 civilians wounded, the UN report said.
If confirmed, it would be the third consecutive rise in production, and a blow to the US strategy of bolstering Colombia's security forces to help them destroy the crops.
The average house price in July rose to £163,981, a 0.3% gain over June, and the third consecutive rise.
Likes it, and buys it - an average 86,000 copies a month, according to the most recent figures, which mark the seventh consecutive rise in circulation.
Any step off the line resulted in a one second addition to the total task time; 3. Sit to stand-subjects performed a series of consecutive rising and sitting from a sturdy, armless plastic chair secured against a wall.
Exports were up 8.9percentt in June, the third consecutive rise, while imports slipped 5.1percentt.
DEALBOOK Wells Fargo Profit Rises 22% | Wells Fargo posted earnings of $5.2 billion for its 13th consecutive rise in quarterly earnings.
It was the third consecutive rise in month-on-month retail sales, following June's 0.2% increase.
For Wells, which is based in San Francisco, it was the 13th consecutive rise in quarterly earnings and the eighth consecutive record.
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