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The phrase "a very noticeable increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or clear rise in a particular metric or observation.
Example: "After implementing the new marketing strategy, we observed a very noticeable increase in customer engagement."
Alternatives: "a significant rise" or "a marked increase."
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Upgrading BLAST to BLAST+ and using a VM with many more virtual cores and memory resulted in a very noticeable increase in BLAST performance, due to the parallel nature of the BLAST algorithm.
In these cells, there was a very noticeable increase in annexin V+ cell positivity at 6 hours of camptothecin treatment, suggesting that the plasma membrane was already altered, which was also manifested by the increase in nonviable cells detected by uptake of trypan blue.
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A very noticeable and, to our knowledge, previously unknown phenomenon was the onset of an increase of τ before the cells had completely covered the surface (were sub-confluent).
It wasn't a very noticeable limp.
It's been a very noticeable change".
"Yet minority communities are a very noticeable minority in our senior ranks.
There was a very noticeable drop in violence in the district".
"I wasn't a very noticeable student to begin with," I said.
"But they also, at least in our design, would leave a very noticeable mark on the tape.
He easily outclasses the nerdy, bucktoothed Matt Damon - the picture suffers a very noticeable voltage-drop when Law is off-screen.
According to James Bannan at APC Magazine, "there is a very noticeable performance increase…There's far less hard drive thrashing and in general the system seems much smoother and more responsive".
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