The phrase "a severe increase in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or drastic rise in a particular quantity or phenomenon.
Example: "The report indicated a severe increase in the number of cases over the past month."
Alternatives: "a drastic rise in" or "a significant surge in".
Voids and cracks may occur in the interconnects, causing a severe increase in the total resistance and even open circuits.
The U-6 numbers show a severe increase in joblessness during the height of the "Great Recession," followed by a slight improvement during the past year.
It has been previously demonstrated that this is due to land use changes which have led to a severe increase in runoff and erosion.
The LCC planning officers concluded the Rosacre Wood plan would involve a "severe" increase in traffic, particularly HGVs, creating an "impact on existing road users, particularly vulnerable road users and overall highway safety".
The French actor Gerard Depardieu recently left his home country to avoid what he described as a severe increase in income taxes, drawing criticism from France and his fellow citizens.
The planning officers last week concluded that the increase in night-time noise from Cuadrilla's operations would be too great at both sites, and that heavy truck movements at Roseacre would involve a "severe" increase in traffic, particularly HGVs, creating an "impact on existing road users, particularly vulnerable road users and overall highway safety".
Countries that experienced a similar fall in GDP to that seen in the UK saw a less severe increase in youth unemployment".
Moreover, while deficiency in TDP1 did not affect ETP-sensitivity of the Jel1 mre11Δ derivative expressing MRE11, it did cause a modest increase in ETP-sensitivity of the Jel1 mre11Δ derivative expressing mre11-H59A, and a more severe increase in sensitivity of the derivative expressing mre11-H125N (Fig. 4, lower).
Although MAO-Is are quite effective in reducing anxiety, patients taking these agents may suffer a sudden severe increase in blood pressure (i.e., hypertensive crisis) after consuming certain foods and beverages that contain the amino acid tyramine (McCabe-Sellers et al. 2006), resulting in dietary restrictions for MAO-I users.
In summary, we found a rapid and severe increase in CECs directly after CPR and a delayed increase in EMPs.
Similarly to what was observed in HeLa cells, SRSF1 depletion in HT1080 resulted in a significant, albeit less severe, increase in the time these cells spent in mitosis.
