The phrase "an increase in available" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what is available.
You can use it when discussing a rise in the quantity or quality of something that is accessible, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "There has been an increase in available resources for the project."
Alternatives: "a rise in accessible" or "an enhancement in obtainable".
Its rules state that they can do so only if their investment leads to an increase in available dwellings.
In most species, such an increase in available resources leads in the opposite reproductive direction.
There is also an increase in available space available for the location of the resources.
Cut this portion out and you would create an increase in available food which could support 1.3 billion people.
Modulus spectra indicate an increase in available sites for lithium motion with an increase in lithium content for both samples.
The result is an increase in available rentals, just as worries over terrorism, the economy and job security have made potential renters jittery and indecisive.
Conversely, the extra chromosomal dosage of APP (located on chromosome 21) in Down's syndrome, may produce an increase in substrate available for polymerization.
The rise in spinal fusion procedures has led to an increase in the available number and variety of bone graft substitutes.
These changes are partially offset by contributions from the covariant component comprising transient eddy and surface terms, and are weakly enhanced by a contribution from a thermodynamic component which reflects an increase in the available moisture.
Infrared studies with adsorbed 2,4,6-collidine concluded that the accessibility of acid sites in the hierarchical zeolite increased substantially due to an increase in the available active sites at the pore mouths of the hierarchical zeolite.
This increase in volume was accompanied with a enhanced hydro-structural stability, a larger structural pore volume at any pore size, smaller structural pore radii and an increase in plant available water.
