The phrase "a sequential increase in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of changes or growth that occur in a specific order over time.
Example: "The study observed a sequential increase in the participants' performance scores throughout the training program."
Alternatives: "a gradual rise in" or "a progressive increase in".
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".
A sequential increase in morphological changes was observed during the time course.
In plasma, however, ELISA analyses revealed a sequential increase in OPN across different diagnostic categories of HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders.
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.
"Solectron's top ten customers are currently indicating a 5% sequential increase in the May/June quarter versus our estimate and guidance for flat to negative sequential performance.
This, along with iWork updates and free copies for each purchaser of Mac and iOS hardware, would contribute to a $900 million sequential increase in net revenue deferred for software upgrade rights and non-software services in the December quarter.
Although improvement was demonstrated from their first quarter showing, JPM only saw a $598 million sequential increase in revenue in the second quarter — though the bank has rebounded sharply this year under favorable credit decisions and with cheap emergency financing from the government the pace of growth could slow now.
