The phrase "an increasing dimension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a growing aspect or factor of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The research highlights an increasing dimension of environmental impact in urban development."
Alternatives: "a growing aspect of" or "an expanding facet of".
Furthermore, in the cellular network with cooperative relays, it is even more complex because of an increased dimension of signal-to-noise ratios (SNRs) formed in the cooperative wireless transmission links.
These particles are usually coated with inorganic or organic (dimethicone) compounds, leading to an increased dimension of up to 200 nm.
In the last decade, the importance of radar has grown progressively with the increasing dimension of the system: from a single colocated antenna to large sensor networks [1, 2].
This behaviour reflects the opposing trends of an increase of scattered light due to the increasing dimensions of the species present in solution and their loss from the same solution by precipitation.
Besides, the energies of DB and DB excitonic splitting are decreased with the increasing dimensions of the growth shell.
Guidelines are provided for a cost-effective design of ground improvement, based on the rate of seismic settlement reduction with increasing dimensions of the improved ground.
Among other aspects, appropriate visualisation of multi-dimensional data (temporal, regional, unit-wise) is increasingly challenging with increasing dimensions of model complexity.
A remaining weakness in the current implementation of the proposed method is the difficulty for increasing dimensions of parameters due to its high computational cost which prevents to handle more complex lighting environments.
Increased dimension of Au droplets was obvious with the increased annealing temperature based on the thermodynamics and diffusion perspective, as the DS is a direct function of the surface temperature as previously discussed.
