The phrase "an increase make" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misconstructed phrase and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "We need to find a way to make an increase in our sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "a rise in" or "an uptick in".
EDUCATION In March, Ms. Palin approved a widely praised legislative effort that would increase education spending by about $200 million over five years, an increase made possible by revenue surpluses from the rising price of oil.
It said it had asked for an average of 10 cents more a month per subscriber for the right to retransmit 33 of its stations, an increase made necessary "by rapidly increasing programming costs at our stations".
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African Americans, who as a group posted a 21.5percentt increase, make up 12.3percentt of the population.
Rio Tinto, which is based in London and has a headquarters in Melbourne, Australia, matched an earlier price increase made by a Brazilian rival, Vale do Rio Doce.
This year, probably by May, the basic fare will rise to $2 ,a 33percentt increase, making it the highest in the country.
In theory there is no need for us to wait, but in practice a US increase makes it more credible to do so.
But Michael J. Gaines, the company's chief financial officer, said he was cautious about the rest of the year and was awaiting reactions to a price increase made toward the end of the quarter.
A doubling of background sound — a 3-decibel increase — makes it harder to hear the natural sounds in an area.
Travel association Abta says there has been a four-fold increase made by British tourists since 2013, in part driven by ambulance-chasing claims companies.
