The phrase "a sequential increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of increases that occur one after the other in a specific order.
Example: "The data showed a sequential increase in sales over the past five quarters."
Alternatives: "a gradual rise" or "a stepwise increase".
In its outlook statement Arm says that it has entered the fourth quarter with a pipeline that points to strong licence revenues and a sequential increase in order backlog.
The three terms generally correspond to a sequential increase in spatial scale.
The optimization is performed for four scenarios corresponding to a sequential increase in the number of design variables.
"Additionally, credit card lenders saw a sequential increase in charge-offs and payment rates decline year-over-year for the 19th consecutive month".
Revenue for the fourth quarter was $57.5 million, versus $36.8 million, a year-over-year increase of 56% and a sequential increase of 13%.
The company says that in Q3, it made $1.09 billion in advertising, a 36% increase from the same quarter last year and also a sequential increase compared to Q2's $992 million in ad sales.
The order of KD values is Al > Cu > Fe > Pb > Zn, indicating a sequential increasing solubility.
The order of distribution coefficient of sorption/desorption between the soil and water equilibrium phase is Al > Cu > Fe > Pb > Zn, indicating a sequential increasing solubility.
The company also gave preliminary details of its third-quarter results, indicating that it shipped 14.1m BlackBerrys - a figure that represents a slight fall compared to the 14.2m of a year ago, but a substantial sequential increase from the 10.1m of the previous quarter.
Intel's results were buoyed by a 3 percent sequential increase in data center sales in the quarter, a business with higher margins than chips for PCs.
The bank reported a 7percentt sequential increase in its brokerage assets during the second quarter, the first quarterly growth since late 2000.
