The phrase "actually increases with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a relationship between two variables, indicating that one variable rises in value as another variable changes.
Example: "As the temperature rises, the rate of evaporation actually increases with the increase in heat."
Alternatives: "truly rises with" or "genuinely grows with".
"There is research that indicates attention span actually increases with gaming.
At constant liquid to solid ratio, the packing density of the powders actually increases with fly ash proportion.
However, in an "overlapping" region between resonance peaks, the amplitude of the response actually increases with increasing ramp angle.
Results show that abundance of stream length and water body area in cities actually increases with city area; however, the per person abundance decreases with population size.
Scientists at Novartis published data contradicting Wagers's study, showing that GDF11 actually increases with age and is counterproductive for regenerating skeletal muscle.
Using a poly 3-methylthiophene) actuator in an ionic liquid electrolyte it is shown that the isotonic actuation actually increases with increasing apoly 3-methylthiophene
Total VEGFR1 binding displays a greater range of isoform monotonic behavior than VEGFR2 binding, however, it is limited only up to the VEGF165 isoform, beyond which VEGFR1 binding remains flat or may actually increase with increased matrix-binding affinity (refer to Additional file 1, Figure S3.3Dii).
So here, you just have to intuitively convince yourself that it is actually increasing with k.
Indeed, its population density can actually increase with distance from permanent water.
Since its implementation, such births have actually increased, with 975 reported cases in 2014 and 986 in 2015, according to the Tennessee department of health.
A few weeks ago, the IOC was asked if it was concerned human rights abuses were actually increasing with the approach of the Games.
