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The phrase "appear to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing observations or trends that suggest a rise or growth in a particular variable or phenomenon.
Example: "The data collected over the past year appear to increase, indicating a potential upward trend in sales."
Alternatives: "seem to rise" or "seem to grow".
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Nutrient deficiencies appear to increase with age.
Meditation does appear to increase compassion.
Rather, if anything, they appear to increase risk.
Driver alterations do not appear to increase immunogenicity.
High crack depth ratios appear to increase the coupling effects.
It relieves pain but does not appear to increase heart attack or stroke risk.
Risk of endovascular treatment does not appear to increase with age.
Furthermore, oxybenzone and octinoxate appear to increase the probability of endocrine disruption.
But affirmative action programs do appear to increase diversity at colleges and universities.
Harvesting activities that retain few or no residual trees appear to increase the degradation of snags.
Thus, carbon dioxide insufflation does not appear to increase tumor spread compared with other gasses.
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