The phrase "and increased from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a change in quantity, value, or level that has risen from a specific point or baseline.
Example: "The sales figures for the last quarter were impressive, as they and increased from the previous year's numbers."
Alternatives: "and rose from the" or "and grew from the".
The fact that revenue declined only slightly from a year earlier and increased from the previous quarter despite the technology slump impressed analysts and gratified Hewlett-Packard executives.
Clay minerals of this profile were characterized by a temporariness of serpentine clay minerals though chlorite seemed to be stable and increased from the bottom layer to the top layer.
The local flame-spread-limit distance of the unevenly-spaced droplet arrays depended on the droplet arrangement and increased from the flame-spread-limit distance of the evenly-spaced droplet arrays due to interactive effects.
The effective stress of the sprocket decreased from the teeth to the middle of the billet and increased from the middle to the shunt hollows of the sprocket billet.
Between-group differences were statistically significant and increased from the 4- to 12-month visits.
For late adolescent girls, the mean scores of GAD symptoms were stable from the first to the third wave and increased from the third to the fifth wave.
The chairmen do propose raising the retirement age to 69, and increasing from the current $106,800 the base on which Social Security taxes are levied.
In alpine steppes, SIC, SOC, and SC first decreased and then increased from the transitional to the extremely unstable permafrost zones.
They found that the link between unemployment and crime increased from the 1950s but declined sharply after 1995.
In general, carabid abundance and species richness increased from the city centres to the rural surroundings.
Both number of deals and capital raised increased from the previous quarter, with 25% and 24% increases, respectively.
