The phrase "affect an increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of one factor on the growth or rise of another factor.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is expected to affect an increase in sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "lead to an increase" or "result in an increase."
Removal percentage of TSS sharply will affect an increase in turbidity.
It was suggested that an ongoing stimulus such as a virus, for instance, may affect an increase of A3B and that this would explain why increased mutation rates are found in locally advanced breast cancer.
This suggests that for the former four genes there may be a single functional variant located nearby, whereas for IL1R1 there may be several polymorphisms that affect an increase or decrease of vaccine-induced antibody level.
In order to affect an increase in OXPHOS complexes per mitochondrion, the cell needs to increase the production and/or stability of both mtDNA-encoded and nucleus-encoded OXPHOS subunits, while not inducing a full mitochondrial biogenesis response.
However, it is not exactly known what factors affect an increase of urinary albumin excretion (UAE) or glomerular filtration rate (GFR) decline, which are typical clinical changes in DN.
It is already affecting some people and will affect an increasing number of people as it progresses.
The Congressional Budget Office economic outlook even states that "the CBO and JCT expect that premiums for health insurance will tend to increase more rapidly than the threshold for determining liability for the high-premium excise tax, so the tax will affect an increasing share of coverage offered through employers".
Nonetheless, occluso-muscle parafunctions belong to a group of disorders, which affect an increasing part of a society.
This constitutes an enormous challenge as dementia will affect an increasing number of people in the coming years.
This affected an increase in concrete absorptivity.
In both experiments N-fertilization affected an increase in phenolic compound concentrations in comparison with the control.
