The phrase "a rising frequency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing trends, patterns, or occurrences that are increasing over time, such as in scientific, statistical, or social discussions.
Example: "The data shows a rising frequency of extreme weather events in recent years."
Alternatives: "an increasing rate" or "a growing occurrence".
There is a "clear link" between climate change and bushfires, with the current New South Wales fires influenced by a rising frequency of hot, dry days, according to the climate body that had its funding withdrawn by the Coalition government.
We designed a rising frequency A-chirp based upon the spatial mapping of preferred frequency along the rat basilar membrane to provide a more synchronous and equipotent input across the length of the cochlea.
When the battery is charged completely, a dump load has to absorb the surplus energy in order to avoid a blackout as a consequence of a rising frequency.
On average, July is the warmest month, and August is the year's wettest month, due to still-frequent summer thunderstorm activity combined with a rising frequency (in August) of tropical activity (hurricanes and tropical storms), which can bring high winds and heavy rains.
However, it is worth noting that a rising frequency in many areas may be due to a more widespread awareness of this disease among physicians.
It must always be considered that the attenuation of ultrasonic energy increases with a rising frequency, whereas the tissue penetration depth of the ultrasonic energy waves decreases with increasing attenuation.
Staying private, though, is a route that companies are following with rising frequency, Stein notes.
Experts say the rising frequency is due to a combination of climate change and human activity, which has increased the size of herds to levels the grasslands cannot sustain.
With rising frequency, MDD is also a major factor associated with suicidal behavior.
And people shouted – with rising frequency.
Under climate change, rising frequency and serious extreme weather events have challenged agricultural production.
