The phrase "a corresponding increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship between two variables, indicating that one variable increases in relation to another.
Example: "The study found a corresponding increase of productivity as employee satisfaction improved."
Alternatives: "a related increase in" or "an associated rise in".
The great question is, by what means may this increase be met, by a corresponding increase of MATERIAL ENJOYMENT.
"When you have a surge of activity and you don't have a corresponding increase of staff, there's a lot of pressure to move things along," said Richard T. Anderson, president of the New York Building Congress, a trade group.
Although these were hardly felt while the central authority was wielded by vigorous rulers, even under Trajan, Hadrian, and the Antonines one notices a failure of strength in the empire as a whole and a corresponding increase of pressure on the imperial government itself.
We have already shown that there is nothing in its character or uses that should prevent a corresponding increase of consumption, but, on the contrary, which would rather induce a greater increase: then the only other consideration is, would the facilities of obtaining supplies have been as great?
This will cause a corresponding increase of uncertainty.
At the same time, a corresponding increase of optical band gap and carrier density was found.
Here, the decrease of V CPD indicates a corresponding increase of WF.
This suggests that increase in coliforms would cause a corresponding increase of these microorganisms.
Specifically, the use of Fenton reactant leads to a corresponding increase of the extracted lipids from 6.9 to 17.4 %wt/wt.
Meanwhile, the increase of carrier concentration also induces a corresponding increase of ε2, which increases the absorption loss in the carrier accumulation layer.
The depletion was followed by a corresponding increase of nitrate in solution (2.5 ± 4.1 mg-N/L, ~20% of the initial N).
