The phrase "appreciably over the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant or noticeable amount exceeding a certain limit or threshold.
Example: "The temperature has risen appreciably over the last few days, leading to concerns about heat-related illnesses."
Alternatives: "significantly above the" or "noticeably over the".
Coaching strategy changed appreciably over the years.
This frustration was about to increase appreciably over the next 20 minutes.
Howard Archer, chief economist at IHS Global Insight, said the decline in factory gate prices fuelled hopes that consumer inflation "will head down appreciably over the coming months", easing the squeeze on consumers.
University of Bradford-based Ponicy ReseAgeingnstitute on anding and Ethnicity which is concerned with Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) provision says: "There is an absence of coherent national research, development and practice in this area - this is particularly crucial as the number of older people from these communities will rise appreciably over the next two decades".
We also show that reference time scales vary appreciably over the flame, and characterizing the relative values of fluid mechanic and kinetic time scales by a single value leads to erroneous conclusions.
The views of Hillary Clinton voters have not changed appreciably over the last few weeks".
Furthermore, the νC=N does not shift appreciably over this pH range, which would be expected if the SB counterions were neutral.
Scf did not affect STAT5 phosphorylation appreciably over this time course either alone or in combination with Thpo treatment (Figure 4B).
Our systematic characterization of the HIV-1 epidemic in Uganda over an almost 3-year period documented that the distribution and degree of genetic diversity of the HIV subtypes A and D are very similar and did not change appreciably over that time.
To a nonrunner, the marathon does not seem appreciably different over the past quarter-century — out to Staten Island in the darkness, a tour of the boroughs, a finish in Central Park.
An image falls into ϱ 2 class when the intensities are appreciably scattered over the available dynamic range.
