The phrase "also much steeper" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the steepness of two or more things, indicating that one is significantly steeper than another.
Example: "The new hiking trail is not only longer but also much steeper than the previous one."
Alternatives: "significantly steeper" or "considerably steeper".
But they also have much steeper tuition bills than in the past, and this seems to have turned off many middle- and low-income families.
Better navigation systems, along with specialist training for pilots, will also enable much steeper take-offs and landings, meaning aircraft spend less time hovering low over rooftops.
What about the other companies in this industry?" The automakers also faced a much steeper climb because of their unfortunate timing, coming to Washington tin cup in hand during a post-election, lame duck session, and at a time when there is severe bailout fatigue on Capitol Hill.
Formation energy and voltage analyses also demonstrated that zigzag nanotubes exhibit a much steeper descending trend compared with armchair nanotubes.
The fact that the slope of the relationship between size and bridging propensity is much steeper in females than in males also supports the hypothesis that selection in the past has been much stronger in males than in females, making the slope of the trade-off to tilt up in males [ 56].
Furthermore, the cumulative numbers of individuals with abnormal ALT and hemoglobin levels also yield statistically significant linear correlations in both genders, with a much steeper slope for males than that of females (Figure 2).
Schnapp also notes that wages plunged 6.1% year-over-year in the past four weeks, much steeper than the 4.8% year-over-year decrease in May.
Three of the four cities also pay their teachers higher salaries, even though New York City's cost of living is much steeper.
The slope is much steeper in the Northeast and Southeast regions than in the North and South regions and also comprises a variety of deep-sea canyons, cold corals, and cold seeps.
Glycation and oxidation processes also occur at low levels in healthy people and naturally increase with advancing age, but the increase is much steeper in diabetes patients, even if hyperglycemia is well controlled [ 27].
