"a quick increase" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to describe a sudden or swift growth or rise in something. Example: - In the past few years, there has been a quick increase in the number of people using social media. - The company's profits showed a quick increase after implementing a new marketing strategy. - The country saw a quick increase in tourism after hosting a major international event. - She noticed a quick increase in her energy levels after switching to a healthier diet. - The wildfire caused a quick increase in air pollution levels in the surrounding areas.
The Cepheids vary in brightness in a regular and easily identifiable way, with a quick increase in brightness followed by a slower decline.
She said such a quick increase could easily happen, as it did from October 2010 to January 2011 when the Federal Reserve began its second round of large-scale purchases of government debt, the program known as quantitative easing.
The move was sought by the commissioner for the Department of Homeless Services to stem the number of families sleeping on the floor of the unit, while she seeks a quick increase in the number of apartments in the city's housing projects.
We were told that pre-exercise calories would lead to a quick increase in blood sugar — a sugar high — followed by an equally speedy blood-sugar trough, known as "rebound hypoglycemia," which would arrive in the middle of our race or workout and wreck performance.
At the beginning of a shell coating, the passivation of a surface led a quick increase of PL efficiency.
The expansion speed experienced a quick increase to maximum and then a steady decrease to zero and finally the area change was converted into a slow contraction.
In stark contrast to a quick increasing and extensive applications of time-fractional derivative to diverse scientific and engineering problems, little has been reported on space-fractional derivative modeling.
The BGL, tested for activity showed a quick increasing in activity through pH 5.0-6.0 up to the highest activity at pH 6.5.
"The reaction to angry facial expressions was particularly clear – there was a quicker increase in their heart rate, and the horses moved their heads to look at the angry faces with their left eye".
The number of Scottish pensioners is expected to rise from 1 million to 1.3 million in the next two decades – a quicker increase than in the rest of the UK – so Brown will argue that Scotland will reap an increasingly large dividend from a system that sees it pay 8% of UK national insurance but receive 8.8% of the benefits.
The trends of Hobo C and Hobo A look different in the first day with respect to the other two; when the lamp is switched on, the humidity of the monitored point, compared to the external one, decreases with a higher slope and then maintains lower values until the lamp is switched off, then causing a quicker increase in humidity.
