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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a distinctly increased amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a noticeable or significant rise in quantity or volume of something.
Example: "The study revealed a distinctly increased amount of pollution in the river compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "a significantly higher quantity" or "a markedly greater volume."
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However, the effects were most clearly seen early in the apoptotic cascade, as we observed a more than fourfold increase in caspase-10 mRNA, as well as a distinctly increased amount of BID.
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In contrast, a distinctly increased staining of spindle-shaped perisinusoidal mesenchymal cells was observed only in cirrhotic livers.
Incidence rates of invasive breast cancer among white women in Marin County show a distinctly increasing trend over the past decade (Fig. 1).
That is an increased amount of energy.
People living in urban areas consume diets distinctly different from those of their rural counterparts which usually includes an increasing amount of animal and dairy products, sugar rich food, fast foods and less of fruits and vegetables (Barry, 1999).
China will use an increasing amount of its production itself.
Do you spend an increasing amount on research and development?
People got used to an increasing amount of street clutter.
There's been an increasing amount of ConnectedTV talk recently.
And an increasing amount of it.
Americans are drinking an increasing amount of sparkling wine.
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