The phrase "a sizable increase of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant growth or rise in a particular quantity or measurement.
Example: "The company reported a sizable increase of 20% in its annual revenue this year."
Alternatives: "a substantial rise in" or "a significant growth of".
That's a sizable increase on previous years two, rather than one per year and a lot of people think something needs to be done.
That's a sizable increase on previous years – two, rather than one per year – and a lot of people think something needs to be done.
The Transportation Security Administration would also receive a sizable increase, to $5.3 billion, a rise of $900 million, or about 20percentt, from this year.
Unexpectedly, the addition of RNA led to a sizable increase in radius of gyration from less than 4 nm (Table 2) to approximately 8 nm, likely due to the formation of nonspecific soluble aggregates.
The data, collected in 2011 by the National Antimicrobial Resistance Monitoring System — a joint program of the Food and Drug Administration, the Agriculture Department and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — show a sizable increase in the amount of meat contaminated with antibiotic-resistant forms of bacteria, known as superbugs, like salmonella, E. coli and campylobacter.
BUSINESS DAY An article last Wednesday about a report that found a sizable increase in the amount of meat contaminated with antibiotic-resistant forms of bacteria misstated part of the name of the organization that issued it.
In his deposition, Mr. Graham also said there was no increase in guards or supervisory staff even though Mr. McCotter arranged a sizable increase in the number of inmates, to 580 from 180 in a matter of months, Mr. Graham said.
Still, Wells Fargo also reported a sizable increase in the size of a balance sheet item called "available for sale" securities, which is almost completely composed of bonds.
Ever-larger optical telescopes became available, and the space program resulted in a sizable increase in the number of astronomers emerging from universities.
A sizable increase in financing, much of it from corporate sponsors keen on ballooning the host's medal count, provided Top Secret with more than $2 million each year for five years leading into the Olympics.
