The phrase "an early increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise or growth that occurs sooner than expected or earlier in a given timeframe.
Example: "The report indicated an early increase in sales, suggesting a positive trend for the upcoming quarter."
Alternatives: "a preliminary rise" or "an initial boost".
These effects were correlated with an early increase in glutathione reductase (GR) and GST activities.
The argument in favour of an early increase is simple: emergency rates should end once the emergency is over.
The pound has fallen against other currencies after the Bank of England quashed growing City speculation of an early increase in interest rates to rein in the economy.
And despite an early increase in gun violence, the final tally of shootings for the year is set to come in slightly lower than last year's figure.
A couple of them even vote for a rate rise, in the hope that the pretence of an early increase in borrowing costs supports the pound.
Genistein induced an early increase of LDL receptor gene expression and later decreased HMGCoA reductase mRNA expression in DLD-1 cells.
With inflation so tame, expectations among traders in the financial futures markets of an early increase in interest rates receded.There was also welcome news in Britain's labour market.
CONCLUSION: Myocardial salvage (measured by ECG indices) is greatest when an early increase in serum MG is "mirrored" by early resolution of ST-segment elevation.
Together, the results demonstrate that compensatory induction of MnSOD in response to an early increase in oxidative stress protects developing neurons against beta-amyloid toxicity.
Russo et al. showed an early increase in lung tissue CXCL1 6 hours after bleomycin that persisted through day 4 [36].
Bone healing is mediated by osteoblasts, and an early increase in osteoblast activity on successful treatment of metastatic disease has been described [38].
