The phrase "a more remarkable increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing increases in various contexts, such as statistics, sales, or performance metrics, to emphasize the significance of the increase.
Example: "The company reported a more remarkable increase in sales this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a notable rise".
The population of the non-specific intermediate state increased as the strength of the nonnative hydrophobic interactions KHP was increased, and the disordered system exhibited a more remarkable increase (Figure 2A).
A more remarkable increase was observed when the hemadsorption-negative and avirulent strain Rhigh was incubated together with plasmin.
We found a more remarkable increase in our study, as the prevalence almost doubled over the six-year period, for those with three or more conditions in Ontario.
Moreover, the pooled analysis of those same studies, which had different BMI cut-offs for obesity, showed an even more remarkable increased risk of chronic migraine in obese compared with normal weight subjects.
However, after the sepsis team institution we observed a more remarkable improvement in 6-hours bundle.
Shakhashir and Bell claim "extreme weather events are more frequent". If Shakhashir and Bell define "extreme weather events" as a remarkable decline in drought, a remarkable increase in soil moisture, a remarkable decline in strong tornadoes and a remarkable decline in hurricane strikes, they are correct.
The decrease period of G′ generally shorted and the increase of G′ became more remarkable with the increase of temperature.
Even more remarkable is the increase in the number of contracts with SMEs which increased from 16,467 to 49,944 a year over the last 5 years (Fig. 4b).
A first remarkable increase in influenza related research output in WoS can be noticed in 1918 to 1921.
It's inspirational fare, although such a remarkable story perhaps deserves a rather more remarkable movie.
