The phrase "as one increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a relationship between two variables, typically in scientific or mathematical writing.
Example: "As one increases the temperature, the rate of reaction tends to accelerate."
Alternatives: "as one rises" or "as one grows".
The two are both said to proceed from the Great Ultimate (taiji), their interplay on one another (as one increases the other decreases) being a description of the actual process of the universe and all that is in it.
A negative correlation means that as one increases, the other decreases.
When the events involve numbers, a positive correlation means that as one increases, the other increases as well.
Engel's law holds that as one increases income, food consumption increases more slowly because food is a basic necessity and extra income typically goes more to non-food things, while the proportion of extra income spent on food is highest among the very poor.
As one increases, the surface naturally begins to ruffle and crenellate.
Kadrmas et al. [21] have published data showing improving lesion detection as one increases scan time.
Voters also passed a measure extending the circumstances that warrant the death penalty as well as one increasing the penalty for second-degree murder to life in prison if the victim was a Bay Area Rapid Transit or California State University peace officer.
A linear association implies that as one variable increases, the other increases or decreases linearly.
A Pearson coefficient of 1 (r = 1) indicates a perfect positive relationship: as one variable increases, the other increases.
Values of the correlation coefficient close to +1 (positive correlation) imply that as one variable increases, the other increases nearly linearly.
Although tribological behaviors are almost insensitive to the smaller coupling strength, they and the effective film thickness are enlarged more and more as the larger one increases.
