The phrase "a corresponding rise of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation where one phenomenon increases in relation to another.
Example: "The study found a corresponding rise of interest in renewable energy sources as climate change awareness grew."
Alternatives: "an associated increase in" or "a related surge of".
Annie feels a corresponding rise of something unidentifiable in her gut.
It is worth to note that a corresponding rise of the I r is about 8% only.
With the increasing energy limitations, there has been a corresponding rise of energy management solutions proposed by researchers.
And that's true even though there was a corresponding rise of 6% in the number of applications from first-time freshmen.
With a number of technologies emerging together to enable the unprecedented ability to coordinate and allocate resources in real time, a corresponding rise of new work and organizational structures may be an inevitability.
With a number of technologies emerging together to enable the unprecedented ability to coordinate and allocate resources in real time, a corresponding rise of new work and organizational structures may be an inevitability.
In the course of the next decade, the landscape of the oil industry will see fundamental changes that could result in the decline of private-sector oil majors and a corresponding rise in dominance of NOCs.
As Fujifilm has seen a decline in sales of its analog-based minilabs, it has seen a corresponding rise in sales of kiosks.
Increasing Darcy number accelerates the flow due to a corresponding rise in permeability of the regime and concomitant decrease in Darcian impedance.
Some reckon currency manipulation also repressed consumption in emerging markets, so that their exports to big advanced economies like America were not offset by a corresponding rise in consumption of imports.
It suffered a corresponding rise in pollution of the river and waterfront.
