The phrase "an increased height" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change or improvement in vertical measurement, often in contexts like architecture, fitness, or growth.
Example: "The new design features an increased height that allows for better airflow and natural light."
Alternatives: "a greater height" or "an elevated height".
In February 1909, the Navy requested a revised design from SECN to incorporate several alterations, including an increased freeboard to improve seakeeping, an increased height and length of the main belt armor, and the addition of individual rangefinders for each gun turret.
This resulted in an increased height of the floor of the streambed, which facilitated the overflowing of the floods over the top of the river banks.
However, an increased height of the contact zone enhanced the higher, plug flow region and a recommended height of 0.81 m or higher for the recommended hydraulic surface loading was suggested when both mixing and plug-flow are desired.
For the eye movement recordings, the walker was presented with an increased height of 11.2° visual angle, so that the walker's horizontal extent was magnified (approx. 4° 5°).
Atomic detail of the associated mechanism reveals that, rather than a collapse of the pore, as proposed for other K2P channels gated at the selectivity filter, an increased height of the energetic barriers for ion translocation accounts for channel blockade at acid pHo.
As far as the foot structure is concerned, one can observe an increased height of the MLA which leads to the shortening of the distance between the heel bone and the metatarsals and a secondary contracture of the plantar fascia.
A lot of people don't notice growth increases, and a lot of people associate any increased height with increased confidence (ie posture getting better).
They noted superior rotation of the medial end of the navicular together with an intact naviculocuneiform joint caused an increased cavus due to increased height of the medial arch.
Several studies have shown a possible correlation between increased height and increased risk of prostate and ovarian cancer.
A higher circulating level of a protein called insulin-like growth factor, which can be influenced by factors like exercise, stress, body mass index and nutrition, is also associated with both increased height and an increased cancer risk.
Specifically, speakers realized five levels of metric hierarchy with inter-onset intervals such that interval duration increased linearly with increased height in the metric hierarchy.
