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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a corresponding increasing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a relationship where one variable increases in correspondence with another, but it is awkwardly phrased.
Example: "There is a corresponding increase in productivity as employee satisfaction rises."
Alternatives: "a related increase" or "an associated rise".
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The rapid expansion and proliferation of the wireless applications, especially in military and commercial use, have been prompting a corresponding increasing demand for transmission security.
We have previously reported that in Ontario Canada the increasing incidence of thyroid cancer was associated with the increasing incidence of thyroid cancers under 2 cm 3, and we have demonstrated in Ontario a corresponding increasing use of diagnostic radiology tests on the neck 13.
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Immunofluorescence staining revealed a decreased E-cadherin and a corresponding increased N-cadherin staining.
Why isn't Obama threatening to increase the money supply without a corresponding increase in debt?
With the increase in interest in boar comes a corresponding increase in poaching.
However, this has not been matched by a corresponding increase in the number of prison officers.
In other words, government investments in fishing fleets are not producing a corresponding increase in revenues.
But he did not say whether there was a corresponding increase in living standard.
The founding of universities was naturally accompanied by a corresponding increase in schools of various kinds.
Thus, the likelihood of someone encountering a shark increases and with it a corresponding increase in shark bite incidents.
The decay of the mesons causes a corresponding increase in cosmic ray intensity.
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