The phrase "a material increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a significant or substantial increase in quantity, value, or degree.
Example: "The company reported a material increase in revenue this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a substantial increase."
"And there is zero chance there will be a material increase in housing stock over the next five years that will exceed demand.
"We've seen a 10percentt rise in the last six months and we expect a material increase in the next six months".
Although the Cybersecurity Act of 2015 provided some protections, they are narrow and have not resulted in a material increase in information sharing.
Shale gas production could also see a material increase in the near future, even though initial estimates of China's shale gas potential were overly optimistic.
More than the failure to pay debts to the International Monetary Fund or European Financial Stability Fund, it would "imply a material increase in expected losses on privately held debt".
This is balanced, however, by a modest pension provision, significant decreases in maximum opportunity and maximum cash, and a material increase in longer-term, at-risk, share awards," Standing said.
Therefore, the mechanical strength of a material increases as the cracks become less sharp and shallow.
The reason is that the strain energy in a material increases as its thickness increases; in contrast to the bulk, at the same stress, a thin sheet will not contain sufficient strain energy to create dislocations or does not contain sufficient strain energy to fracture[42].
In general, as the yield strength of a material increases, there is a corresponding reduction in fracture toughness.
Indeed subsidies have been instrumental in driving a very material increase in domestic demand for water.
In fact subsidies have been instrumental in driving a very material increase in domestic demand.
