The phrase "alongside increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening simultaneously with or in addition to increases in another context, such as data or trends.
Example: "The report highlighted that alongside increases in sales, customer satisfaction also improved significantly."
Alternatives: "in conjunction with increases" or "together with increases".
The researchers found that for less active people, energy expenditure increased alongside increases in physical activity.
This has occurred alongside increases in international tourists, adding to the pressure on already strained resources.
It started to rise again after April 2013 when a series of benefit cuts were introduced, alongside increases in tax allowance.
Major retailers including Tesco, Morrisons and B&Q have faced protests over implementing cuts to benefits alongside increases in basic pay.
By using aerial color imagery from 2008, we found that this trend has persisted alongside increases in annual air temperature and active layer thickness (Fig. 1).
"Rajar are only part of the picture for Radio 1 and our listeners should be seen alongside increases on our YouTube channel as it goes past one billion views and our growing social media platforms with over 8.5 million users".
Alongside increased interest in smart buildings, ride hailing, mapping apps and real-time traffic updates have already done much in the past few years to transform how we get around town.
Alongside increased interest in smart buildings, ride hailing, mapping apps and real-time traffic updates have already done much in the past few years to transform how we get around town.
Alongside increasing availability and coverage of services, tackling the issue of quality has been identified as a moral and public health imperative.
1 The WHO recommends integrating mental health treatments into primary care in order to increase access to effective treatments. 2 Alongside increasing prevalence, many economies are facing fiscal pressure that affect their health services.
Alongside increased interest in the use of herbal medicines by people with cancer, there has been a rise in concern about the safety of these treatments (Balneaves et al, 1999).
