The phrase "an increase along" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise or growth in a particular direction or area, often in relation to data or trends.
Example: "There has been an increase along the western coast in the number of tourists visiting the national parks."
Alternatives: "a rise in" or "an uptick in".
Mr. Velandia is not alone in noticing an increase along the city's avenues and in its doorways.
In estuarine sediments, ΣREE ranged from 29.7 mg kg− 1 to 180 mg kg− 1, and displayed an increase along the estuary transect.
On each occasion, Obama would be required to submit to Congress an explicit request for an increase, along with a menu of proposed spending cuts equal to the requested increase.
Accordingly, the mean orientation selectivity as a function of the local RGC densities shows an increase along the diagonal, as both ρON and ρOFF increase (Fig 5c).
All items are expected to have ordered response thresholds, thus consecutive thresholds are expected to demonstrate an increase along the underlying trait.
An increase along this axis represented an increase in bare ground, bare rocks, light and temperature, and a decrease in humidity, nutrient acidity, soil depth and bryophyte abundance.
The frequency of IFV A increased along with severity (from 9.4% and 8.8% to 17.9%).
Analysis of correlations showed that mRNA levels for GHR and IL1A genes consistently increase along with a progression of fibrosis (r > 0.5, p < 0.05) (Table 3).
In fact, from the intensity profiles of Figure 3(a), the fluorescence signals actually increase along with SHG in the particles.
However, the simultaneous calculated pCO2 and DO decrease (r2 = 0.561, p < 0.05, n = 14) and Chl a increases along the salinity gradient (Figure 9B, C), suggests the prominence of biological processes inside the plume.
However, the simultaneous calculated pCO2 and DO decrease (r = 0.561, p < 0.05, n = 14) and Chl a increases along the salinity gradient, suggests the prominence of biological processes inside the plume.
