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The phrase "an increasing unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a unit of measurement or a component that is growing or expanding in quantity or size.
Example: "In our analysis, we found that an increasing unit of measurement is necessary to accurately capture the data trends."
Alternatives: "a growing unit" or "an expanding unit".
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Since the minimum length of TRs is twice the unit size, it is expected to see a trend toward longer repeats for an increasing unit size.
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Games released as Greatest Hits were sold at a lower price, often increasing units sold.
Cypress said it expects 2004 revenue to rise about 30% from 2003, "as a result of increased unit shipments and stable average selling prices".
A modest projection for increased unit rental is 30% per year.
For values of θ between zero and one the effects of elk density increases at a sublinear rate as density increases, a unit increase in density results in a progressively smaller increase in effect.
Monsanto expects top-line growth from an increase in unit volume as it expands the availability of its new products.
Hiring an expert to install a smaller nozzle can increase a unit's efficiency.
Also, we can be confident that VAP incidence truly increased in unit A after surveillance disruption.
The calculation result indicated an increase in the unit cell volume after adding NiO.
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