The phrase "an increased pressure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise in pressure levels in various contexts, such as scientific, medical, or psychological discussions.
Example: "The experiment showed that an increased pressure in the chamber led to a significant change in the reaction rate."
Alternatives: "a heightened pressure" or "an elevated pressure."
We note that an increased pressure corresponds to an increased flow rate while inducing a greater driving force.
As suggested by Labiano et al. (2006), during their experiment on limited pressurized operation, an increased pressure during the startup helps to improve the reduction reactions of oxygen carrier (similar to reaction Nos. 2 & 4) while at the later stage it exhibits a negative impact on coal devolatilization reaction.
An increase of the initial pressure led to an increased pressure caused by the muscle contraction.
With an increase in tourism to Cuba comes an increased pressure on Cuba's fisheries and coral reefs.
The service was experiencing, at the time of the study (2009), increasing numbers of referrals and an increased pressure to meet the demand for consultation and treatment.
The increased heat transfer is accompanied by an increased pressure drop by a factor 1.4 2.2 compared to a straight tube depending on Reynolds number and geometry.
Like so many rants about immigration, Duffy's came back to a perceived increased pressure on public services.
As acceleration increases the force exerted on the pilot from 1 g to 2 g, there is an awareness of increased pressure and a general feeling of heaviness in the seat, hands, and feet.
Both continue to increase, despite increased pressure from law enforcement.
From a hemodynamic view, LVH is an adaptive remodeling process of the LV, which compensates the increase in cardiac work induced by an increased afterload (pressure overload), an increased preload (volume overload), or both.
This excess extracellular ATP may serve as a link between increased pressure and RGC death in acute glaucoma, suggesting a possible role for ATP in neuronal damage accompanying increased intracranial pressure.
