The phrase "a rising degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing level or intensity of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The project showed a rising degree of complexity as we delved deeper into the research."
Alternatives: "an increasing level" or "a growing extent".
Important representations and incorporations of the "Human Factor" through Intelligence, Humanity and Humility should be hosted to a rising degree in the areas of OR, Analytics and Computation.
There is a probability that China's exclusive economic penetration of the RFE would eventually be followed by a rising degree of geopolitical control, ultimately jeopardizing Russian sovereignty and threatening to turn the RFE into not just a raw material appendix but also a military-strategic base for China in the North Pacific, especially if Moscow enters a full-fledged alliance with Beijing.
The virtually independent Kurdish region and the oil-rich Shia provinces already enjoy peace and a fair, or rising, degree of prosperity.
In this stage, increase of heating rate leads to a rise of degree of acetate ion removal [41].
In the last century, the average global temperature has risen approximately 1.6 degrees Fahrenheit; disconcertingly, most scientists agree that the point of no return is a rise 2 degrees Fahrenheit.
At this point I would like you to remember that the temperature is rising 10 degrees a second.
Similar trends were also observed in girls, but to a lower degree, rising from 0.7%to7.6%6% in overweight and 0.0% to 0.9% in obesity.
Even a rise of a degree or two makes a difference in many aspects of the world that people care about.
In a world where the temperature can change dozens of degrees on a single day, a rise of 1.3 degrees over 100 years might seem inconsequential.
A rise of seven degrees Fahrenheit, or about four degrees Celsius, compared with preindustrial levels would be catastrophic, according to scientists.
If we miss the two-degree target, we will fight to prevent a rise of three degrees, and then four.
