The phrase "a direction of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a trend, growth, or change in a particular variable or measurement.
Example: "The data shows a direction of increasing temperatures over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a trend of growth" or "an upward trend".
The arrow in (a) indicates the direction of increasing scanning rate.
It is noted that the stress strain loops exhibit a progressive shift in the direction of increasing tensile strain, a phenomenon known as ratchetting or cyclic creep, where the plastic deformation during the loading portion is not balanced by an equal amount of yielding in the reverse loading direction.
There are two analysis operators (psi_{j}^{ uparrow }) and (omega_{j}^{ uparrow }) which together decompose a signal in the direction of increasing j.
Cells were observed to align on hydrogels modified with a bFGF gradient in the direction of increasing tethered bFGF concentration as early as 24 h after seeding.
The RCP scenarios are plotted as blue diamonds with a blue arrow indicating the direction of increasing mitigation from RCP 8.5 to RCP 3. Geoengineering scenarios are plotted for a range of target forcings with increasing strength indicated by a red arrow.
Let us choose a value of h such that three steady states exist, u 1 < u 2 < u 3, and initialise part of the domain at u = u 1 and the rest at u = u 3. Doing so we see the behaviour in Fig. 6, i.e. a front develops which connects these two steady states and moves with a constant speed in the direction of increasing x.
Chemoattractants are soluble molecules that confer directionality on cell movement; cells migrate in the direction of increasing concentration of a chemoattractant in a process termed 'chemotaxis'chemotaxis
The United States is leading the world in transforming its economy from manufacturing to services -- the direction of increasing profits in an age of globalization and computerization.
