The phrase "an increased velocity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any situation where speed or rate of movement is being discussed.
Example: "The rocket achieved an increased velocity after the second stage of its launch."
Alternatives: "a higher speed" or "an elevated rate".
The study stated that hydrocarbons would reach a peak between 2003 and 2005, and that after this point the descent of fuel consumption would proceed at an increased velocity.
For global quenches, realized by apruptly changing the range of interactions and thereby sweeping through the dimerization transition, we study the correlation spreading, which is found at an increased velocity.
The definition of this kind of language would improve interchange between case-based reasoning systems and an increased velocity during development of a measure and reducing both labor effort/cost.
Saeterbakken et al. [ 27] examined the effect of core-stability training on throwing velocity in female team-handball players and found an increased velocity after 6 weeks.
Comparing the minimized thermal resistances revealed only a small benefit since the nanoparticles increase the pumping power which can alternately be diverted toward an increased velocity in a pure fluid heat sink.
These results show that a similar kinetic signature of 5,660 transcripts and 162 proteins is dysregulated after infection with VN1203-WT at different doses, and that increasing dosages lead to higher magnitude changes of these transcripts/proteins and an increased velocity, especially between 1 and 2 dpi.
For example, near the sun the geometrical structure, the curvature, of spacetime changes radically, which expresses itself as an increasing velocity of incoming orbiting bodies such as comets or satellites.
b) CD shows a limited area of increased velocity.
In addition, the stance duration decreases with increased velocity in a manner that is similar to the cycle duration in quadrupeds within a gait [ 31].
a) B-mode and CD of the CB show a plaque (arrowhead) and increased velocities in the ICA (short arrow), respectively.
This model produces a linearly increasing velocity signal by numerically integrating the acceleration signal.
