The phrase "a sizeable increase in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant growth or rise in a particular quantity or metric.
Example: "The company reported a sizeable increase in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a substantial rise in" or "a significant growth in".
"That was a sizeable increase in revenue," said Mogensen.
The BoE also assume a sizeable increase in the participation rate as discouraged workers return to the workforce and more workers aged 65+ continue working.
Sir Win stepped down as chairman of Citigroup in February.Deutsche Bank reported a sizeable increase in net profit for the second quarter, to €1.1 billion ($1.5 billion).
"There were many factors underlying this year's GCSEs, including a sizeable increase in entry by 15-year-olds, new science specifications designed with greater challenge, early and multiple entry in mathematics," said Michael Turner, director of the JCQ.
Bill Richardson, America's energy secretary, has been shuttling between OPEC capitals trying to persuade producers into agreeing "a sizeable increase in production as soon as possible in the second quarter, in April".
This is partly due to a sizeable increase in sales and marketing expenditures.
The lung campaign saw a more sizeable increase in the under-50s age group than in the 50+ age group (70% vs 63%, respectively; P=0.001), whereas there was no significant difference between the under-50s and 50+ age groups in the bowel campaign (28% vs 29% P=734).
Sixty-eight percent of all American families own homes, the most ever and a sizeable increase from 64percentt a decade ago.
In fact, his charity's budget has seen a sizeable increase, to $11.8m this year from, $10.4m the year before.
The initial motivation for AoB PLANTS was a sustained and sizeable increase in submissions to Annals of Botany over a number of years, resulting in the rejection of many valuable and important papers which the journal simply could not accommodate.
The initial motivation for AoB PLANTS was a sustained and sizeable increase in submissions to Annals of Botany, resulting in the rejection of many valuable and important papers which the journal simply could not accommodate.
