The phrase "agglomeration increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the growth or accumulation of entities, such as populations, businesses, or resources in a specific area.
Example: "As urbanization continues, the agglomeration increases, leading to more diverse economic opportunities."
Alternatives: "concentration rises" or "cluster growth".
The rate of agglomeration increases if the temperature increases from 850 to 950 °C.
Additionally, as the content of cobalt ferrite nanoparticles increases, the particles' tendency towards agglomeration increases.
As particle concentration increases, particle agglomeration increases resulting in a rise in surface tension.
Non uniform aging of the cathode catalyst (agglomeration) increases the activation and transport overpotentials, not changing the limiting current density.
Agglomeration increases with increasing mean residence time, but the increase in magma density break down the agglomerates by frequent and energetic collisions.
As solution pH approaches the pHPZC of NPs, agglomeration increases due to the decrease in repulsive surface charges (He et al. 2008).
Agglomeration increased the average particle size, which correlated negatively with uniformity index.
GNP and MWCNT agglomeration increased with the increase of GNP contents, which can lead to the uneven distribution of GNPs and MWCNTs in the nanocomposites.
As we added Ni TiO2, small-scale agglomeration was observed (Fig. 7b) and this agglomeration increased significantly with increasing amount of Ni ions in the control sample, as shown in Fig. 7c e.
Similarly in the analysis of the Beijing Tianjin–Hebei region, although the accessibility of urban agglomeration increased significantly in the high-speed rail period, these cities might not benefit by just having rail transportation passing through.
The major contributor at a lower concentration and smaller size was oxidative stress, whereas the contribution of shading and agglomeration increased when increasing the concentration.
