The phrase "a ton of increased" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and lacks proper context, making it difficult to determine its intended meaning.
Example: "There has been a ton of increased interest in the new product since its launch."
Alternatives: "a lot of growth" or "a significant rise".
Fitbit is facing a ton of increasing competition, not only from Apple with the Apple Watch, but from international manufacturers like Xiaomi and the usual competition from Jawbone.
"In terms of how much we've seen, we actually haven't seen a ton of increase around the election," Mosseri said.
His idea is to set a modest price on a ton of emissions, gradually increasing it each year until the desired reduction in heat-trapping-gas pollution is achieved.
And, also like Google Now, it understand a ton of other voice commands that can increase your efficiency.
For those in sales: Your company believes the answer to growing revenue is hiring a ton of salespeople and expects them to increase revenue tenfold in months, even though the new product line is not totally hashed out and the average sales cycle is a year.
Since deep-learning algorithms require a ton of data to learn from, this increase in data creation is one reason that deep learning capabilities have grown in recent years.
The plan had called for an increase in the cost of fossil fuels to bring down consumption suggesting a tax of $40 a ton that would increase steadily over time.
However, both injury rate and energy required to transport each ton of fish increased no matter whether the primary stream rate was too low or too high.
Realized price per ton of pellet increased by 7.6% to $117.50 in 2018 as against $109.20 in 2017.
As the amount of ethanol produced per ton of bagasse increased, less solid residue was available for CHP generation, and 16.3% of the total bagasse had to be used to ensure self-sufficiency in steam.
