The phrase "a noticeable increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant rise in quantity, quality, or intensity of something.
Example: "There has been a noticeable increase of customer satisfaction since the new policy was implemented."
Alternatives: "a significant rise in" or "an observable growth in".
One of the side effects of this increased survival is a noticeable increase of HIV prevalence at the population level, particularly in women aged 30 49 years and in men aged 45 49 years.
However, the presence of the D03 structure caused a noticeable increase of elongation, especially at elevated temperatures.
The adsorption test showed that a noticeable increase of the adsorption of the non-ionic herbicides was produced.
The microstructure refinement and the increase of the residual stresses caused a noticeable increase of the microhardness.
The stress relaxation caused a decrease of the hardness and a noticeable increase of the corrosion resistance.
A noticeable increase of the PP crystallization temperature in the presence of both fibers has been observed.
This has caused a situation of uncertainty during a time of a noticeable increase in usage of lumbar TDR.
In general, genes tend to form more coexpression relationships in the presence of the drug with a noticeable increase in the number of relationships of negative connectivity.
When the new versions of the dials hit the market, Piaget had a noticeable increase in sales of those designs, Mr. Léopold-Metzger said.
A noticeable increase in biosynthesis of placental estrogen was observed in the early stages of pregnancy when the placental vascular network starts to develop [ 4].
Since the outbreak of Europe's debt woes in Athens, there has been a noticeable increase in criticism of Germany for failing to fully compensate the crimes committed by Hitler's forces during their occupation of the country -- criticism that has become ever more acerbic at a time when the nation is being whipped into austerity by Berlin.
