The phrase "a stable increase in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing consistent or steady growth in a particular area, such as finance, economics, or data analysis.
Example: "The company reported a stable increase in revenue over the last quarter, indicating strong market performance."
Alternatives: "a consistent rise in" or "a steady growth in".
On the market side, although the steady progress of developing countries has led to a stable increase in demand worldwide, it is complicated by a greater diversity in customer preferences (both across and within countries).
When high concentrations of SAHA were delivered from these particles, a stable increase in viral reactivation without detectable cytotoxicity occurred.
Over the past decades there has been a stable increase in the rate of release of cultivars containing genes from CWRs (Hajjar and Hodgkin 2007).
British women and men feature a rather regular mortality development with a stable increase in life expectancy at birth in the last decades.
Moreover, Drogat et al. [38], showed that in A549/8 carcinoma cells glutamine deprivation decreased the number of cells in the G1 phase, transiently increased that of cells in the S phase, and induced a stable increase in cell number in the G2/M phase.
We first established the dosing regimen that resulted in a stable increase in TGRL levels.
We describe the first case of a mitotically stable increase in DNA methylation in a gene intron, which is reset in the following generation.
HbA1c may be a promising alternative criterion for diagnosing T2D, which develops more slowly over time and is characterized by a more stable increase in hyperglycemia because of insulin resistance.
The mean time of start of PA was 2.6 months after delivery; Figure 1 reveals a fairly stable increase in the cumulative prevalence of PA during the period under investigation.
It is therefore likely that this persistent increase of the amount of p21CIP/WAF-1 expressing tumor cells is related to a selection process of resistant tumor cells by the neoadjuvant therapy that results in a stable increase of the p21CIP/WAF-1 protein.
Escherichia coli resistance increased for all antibiotics indicated in clinical use (also as MDR – 15.7%) except for carbapenems, and showed a stable increasing trend in last 4 years for quinolones, third generation cephalosporins and aminoglycosides.
