The phrase "an increase in volume" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in sound levels, capacity, or quantity in various contexts, such as music, physics, or business.
Example: "The recent marketing campaign resulted in an increase in volume of sales, surpassing our expectations."
Alternatives: "a rise in volume" or "an uptick in volume".
Azim Premji, chairman of Wipro, above, said its results were helped by an increase in volume and stable prices.
Due to an increase in volume, Accounts Payable (AP) is delayed in supplier (vendor) setups and changes by 1.5 days.
There has been an increase in volume, particularly with speech, but not so much in the hearing of music – which continues to sound ugly and disparate.
All senior university managers said they would prefer sustainability in FEC rather than an increase in volume [in research grants funded].
Extreme images of suffering are self-deflating; after you've used one, the only option is repetition, intensification, an increase in volume.
This unexpected behavior comes from the balloons' non-linear relationship between pressure and volume, meaning an increase in volume doesn't necessarily increase the pressure.
"The N.R.F. and some of those groups have said there's going to be an increase in volume coming through the ports.
The results have shown linear increase in tensile strength with an increase in volume fraction fabric for both polyester and epoxy based composites.
Numerical examples show that uncertainties do affect the optimal solution and lead to an increase in volume of blocks compared to that from deterministic optimisation.
Only the most severe treatment of partial harvesting (2/3 PC) resulted in an increase in volume increment relative to trees in control stands.
Results from this study show that a pool of spectrin accumulates during oogenesis and parallels an increase in volume of oocytes at pre-vitellogenic stages of development.
