The phrase "an increase in flow through" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to fluid dynamics, processes, or systems where flow is being measured or analyzed.
Example: "The engineers reported an increase in flow through the pipeline after the recent upgrades."
Alternatives: "a rise in flow through" or "an uptick in flow through".
The Rotating Control Devices (RCD) failure in MPD technology and increase in flow-through annulus in UBD technology are the most critical situations for kick and blowout.
In this study, we analyze the spatial and temporal patterns of fine sediment deposition (< 2 mm) in 16 side channels of the Rhône River, France, restored in 1999 2006 by a combination of dredging and/or partial to full reconnection of their extremities and as a by-product of an increase in minimum flow through the bypassed main channels.
The results show that an increase in air flow through the mid-southern hemisphere will slow the rate of ozone production there, delaying ozone recovery in places such as Australia and Argentina.
According to the hemichannel hypothesis, surround illumination causes the horizontal cell to hyperpolarize, thus leading to an increase in the current flowing through both the hemichannels and the glutamate-gated channels [7], [9].
Since ATP is a potent vasodilator, they proposed that RBCs flowing through a hypoxic region could stimulate local vasodilation and an increase in blood flow.
An increase in the blood flow through the occluded vein postoperatively was confirmed in all subjects by fluorescein angiography at the last examination.
In mild anemia, this decrease in viscosity causes an increase in cerebral blood flow (CBF) through a direct rheologic effect and improves cerebral oxygen delivery (DO2) [ 38].
Flow-through H2O2 electrochemical generation experiment indicated 2-electron ORR was the dominant reaction on CFC cathode at optimum applied voltage of 1.6 1.8 V, H2O2 production increased with the increment of flux in flow-through process, and 0.04 M Na2SO4 was adequate to support to the flow-through electrochemical reaction.
A role of hyperinsulinemia in pancreatic pathogenesis might be through an increase in local blood flow and cell division in the pancreas (Henderson et al, 1981).
In response to membrane depolarization, voltage-dependent K+ channels open to restore the resting membrane potential through an increase in the outward flow of K+ ions.
