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The phrase "a further increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an additional rise or growth in a particular quantity or measurement.
Example: "The report indicates a further increase of sales in the last quarter, suggesting a positive trend for the company."
Alternatives: "an additional rise in" or "a continued growth of".
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By 2050, unless current trends are reversed, experts predict a further increase of 165percentt.
A further increase of 2p takes effect next month, a further 2p next year and 1.8p in 2009.
Neither do I think a further increase of the stop-and-search rate would help.
"In 2013/14 these taxpayers will see a tax increase of £472, with a further increase of £29 in April 2014," said Mock.
Also semantic aspects, for example vocabularies, promise a further increase of interoperability between Sensor Web components.
A further increase of the TS concentration can likely be realized by fed-batch fermentation.
However, a further increase of the SiON thickness leads to an increase of the WVTR value.
A further increase of pH beyond 7.5 results in the reduction of decolorization rate.
Prolonging the incubation period did not lead to a further increase of the effect concentrations.
However, a further increase of silica layer thickness caused an obvious decline of EFMEF.
A further increase of Au NPs to 16% resulted in a PCE of only 0.4%[27]].
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