The phrase "a state of increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation where something has risen or grown in quantity, intensity, or degree.
Example: "The patient was observed to be in a state of increased anxiety during the examination."
Alternatives: "a condition of heightened" or "a situation of elevated".
Frailty is a state of increased vulnerability that entails a high risk of adverse outcomes.
Frailty is a state of increased vulnerability to health-related stressors and can be measured by summing the number of frailty characteristics present in an individual.
Pre-eclampsia, a hypertensive disorder of pregnancy, manifests as high blood pressure and proteinuria, and is a state of increased oxidative stress.
The relatively high concentration of Smo in cilia of R1747Q transfected cells could potentially thereby promote a state of increased AMPK phosphorylation and subsequent destabilisation of Gli1, thus inhibiting Gli1-dependent expression of the GliX8 EGFP reporter (Fig. 2A).
Schell said numerous issues on which Trump had hoped to see a "friendly resolution" – North Korea and trade among them – were now "festering into a state of increased antagonism" between the US and China.
Moreover, relative to periods of wake and rest, sleep may represent a state of increased vulnerability for decreased parasympathetic cardiac control.
Ever since she'd heard of the event, and the chance to get up close to him, she'd been in a state of increasing excitement.
I see clearly now that for the last few days I have been living in a state of increasing mania almost off the rails at the end.
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I see clearly now that for the last few days I have been living in a state of increasing mania — almost off the rails at the end.
