The phrase "an increased tariff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing economic policies, trade agreements, or financial implications related to tariffs.
Example: "The government announced an increased tariff on imported goods to protect local industries."
Alternatives: "a higher tariff" or "an elevated tariff."
However, the financial impact of increasing the use of high dose HD at home with an increased tariff is uncertain.
The fear is, however, expressed that if United States producers suffer from a diminution of their home market, it will, on the one hand, strengthen the demand for an increased tariff at Washington, and, on the other, lead to the exporting of the surplus products at low prices abroad.
Specifically, we aimed to explore the financial impact of increasing the proportion of patients receiving home-based dialysis both under the current Payment-by-Results (PbR) tariff and with an increased tariff for high dose HD at home.
An increased tariff on imports of Chinese tires drew the ire of Beijing and resulted in hints that China could put up stricter boundaries to American auto parts and chicken products.
If Smoot-Hawley had caused a global trade disaster, it would necessarily have been by triggering a sharp decline in American imports of goods subject to the increased tariff.
This was not seen as a major setback to his career; he was deemed beaten by Democratic gerrymandering in redistricting, and because of his sponsorship of a tariff bill the increased tariffs had caused prices to rise.
United States trading partners have complained that the law encourages American companies to make claims of dumping because they would receive a double reward -- less competition from imports and income from increased tariffs.
American companies are preparing trade complaints that could lead to increased tariffs.
Michael Howard, Mr Straw's predecessor, often increased tariffs recommended by judges.
The smart meter will either be paid upfront, or in the case of free meters offered by retailers, will be paid for through increased tariffs, says Moyse.
In addition to its tech boycott, Turkey also retaliated yesterday with its own increased tariffs on U.S. goods, including cars and alcohol.
