The phrase "a spectrum of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range or continuum that shows a gradual increase in a particular quality or characteristic.
Example: "The study revealed a spectrum of increasing intensity in the participants' responses as the experiment progressed."
Alternatives: "a range of growth" or "a continuum of escalation".
This is further supported by four clinical studies of breast tumours, including the present study demonstrating a spectrum of increased IGFBP-3 levels, with the highest expression indicative of a more malignant phenotype [ 23- 26].
While the Terminator scenario of cyborg soldiers is decades in the future, if not a complete fantasy, the militaries of the world are already moving along a spectrum of autonomy, increasing, bit by bit, the authority of machines in combat.
The primary purpose of this study was to demonstrate that most of the items of the PANSS are Very Good or Good at assessing overall illness severity throughout the spectrum of increasing levels of severity.
These examples present a spectrum of options for increasing community involvement in framing analyses and highlight the need for increased support of such activities.
Hellman noted that breast cancer is best thought of as a spectrum of disease with increasing inclination towards metastasising as a function of tumour growth and progression [ 4].
An immune response against biotherapeutic agents can manifest a spectrum of complications including increased rates of drug clearance, direct inhibition of therapeutic activity, and varying degrees of allergic reaction with the potential for life-threatening anaphylactic shock [16].
The highest-risk DR/DQ haplotypes, DR3 and DR4, exhibit a spectrum of risk from increased to neutral to protective (50).
The wave groups comprise long-crested broadbanded Gaussian spectra of increasing steepness propagating in intermediate water depth.
With increasing strengths of TCR signal, our simulations show a spectrum of heterogeneous populations with increasing percentages of TH2 cells and decreasing percentage of TH1 cells.
Sepsis-3 criteria clearly categorized septic patients along a spectrum of severity, since mortality increased from 7% in no-dysfunction-infected patients to 25 and 46% for sepsis and septic shock patients, respectively.
