The phrase "alternately increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is increasing in a back-and-forth manner or in alternating intervals.
Example: "The temperature has been alternately increasing and decreasing throughout the day, making it difficult to predict the weather."
Alternatives: "increasing and decreasing" or "fluctuating upward".
As gas passes through the compressor, its velocity is alternately increased and decreased.
"Until now, he has had to do it all by himself, against all odds," Pence said, of his running mate whose inherited money has been alternately increased and squandered but help was on the way.
According to the observation results of ground pressure at the No. 8104 LLTCC face in Tashan coal mine, the resistance alternately increased at the rear prop or front prop during the roof periodical ground pressure period.
Alternately, increased release of the vasodilatory peptide atrial natriuretic factor has been described with rapid volume expansion [ 23, 24].
For an increase in ICV we alternately increased and decreased high and low rainfall probabilities in each period, respectively (see 4a and 4b in Table 1).
The solution is alternately strictly increasing and decreasing from Theorem 3.4(i) and Theorem 3.3(i).
The solution is alternately strictly increasing and strictly decreasing for each two consecutive such intervals.
with M n < e A G n if x n ≠ 0 in (3.28), for any given finite j ∈ N 0 for any set of finite numbers n i ∈ N for i ≥ 1, i ∈ N 0 with n 0 = 0, which satisfy x k ( ∑ i = 1 j + 2 n i ) − 1 ≤ x k ( ∑ i = 1 j + 1 n i ) − 1 ; ∀ j ∈ N 0. The solution is alternately strictly increasing and strictly decreasing for each two consecutive such intervals.
Alternately, vaccination increases the costs to a pathogen without altering its benefits, resulting in increased virulence (Stearns 2012).
Furthermore, this phenotype could be restored or suppressed by alternately reducing and increasing the temperature appropriately.
