The phrase "a continual increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent or ongoing rise in a particular quantity or metric over time.
Example: "The company has reported a continual increase of sales over the past three quarters."
Alternatives: "a steady rise in" or "an ongoing growth of".
A continual increase of anthropogenic disturbance would further lower the water capturing capability of grasses, leading to an increase of biomass and the size of shrub patches and a shift in the landscape to a shrub-dominated state, which would be irreversible.
We speculate that a continual increase of anthropogenic disturbance would further lower the macroporosity of grasses, leading to an increase of surface flow and the decrease of infiltration, and macropore architecture could cause transport of water to the deeper soil layers in the shrub patches than in the grass patches.
Over the past 12 years the IV-institution has registered a continual increase of people receiving an IV-pension because of mental illness.
Starting from the time when pronuclei are formed, the paternal one exhibits a strong signal for H4K12ac, while in the maternal pronucleus, there is a continual increase of H4K12ac until pronuclei fusion.
The PCR reaction was finished by melting curve analysis consisting of a denaturation at 95°C for 15 seconds, melting start at 60°C for 15 seconds followed by a continual increase of temperature up to 95°C for 20 minutes and final denaturation at 95°C for 15 seconds.
This was because the extensive use of ciprofloxacin in community acquired infections had probably led to a continual increase in incidences of ESBLs colonization in the community.
The midpoint deflection of the plate reaches a maximum, after which the deflection decreases with a continual increase in depth of burial.
Successful rehabilitation management depends on a continual increase in understanding of the system under management and an ability and willingness on the part of all stakeholders to achieve the optimum ecosystem outcomes.
There has been a continual increase in the volume of sales of drugs used in equine practice [ 7] and many drugs used in equine therapy are substrates for CYPs.
The epidemiology of S. aureus has changed in that there has been a continual increase in the prevalence of infections caused by antibiotic-resistant strains of the microbe (Garcia-Lara et al. 2005; Maranan et al. 1997).
Afterwards, there was a continual increase in the quantity of PMNs and the lysis of leukocytes in liver sections during the development of ALA.
