"as the increase" is correct and usable in written English.
Generally, it is used to compare something that has increased over time. For example, "Sales have tripled as the increase in online shopping becomes more popular."
In March, the company said, advertising in those categories accelerated, as the increase was about 7percentt over March 2003.
The government's frugality campaign may be to blame, as well as the increase in foreign travel.
Analysts say that this rise in prices could prove sustainable, as the increase happened gradually as opposed to sharp spikes.
Sonja Trauss is founder of the San Francisco Bay Area Renters Federation, which the activist describes as "the increase capacity arm of the anti-displacement movement".
While high inflation is definitely a cause for concern, it is largely a result of temporary factors such as the increase in VAT and surging commodity prices.
A 5% rise on last year's $9.6bn£6.3bnbn) dividend payouts would cost around $400m, he told analysts, around the same as the increase in the bank levy.
That was three times as fast as the increase over the same period for the poorest half of households, who saw their wealth rise by 7%.
The saving of time that it offers is not on the same order of magnitude as the increase in annoyance, hazard & expense.
Chris Leslie, the shadow chancellor said Labour was "delighted" that Osborne had "stolen" some of its manifesto policies – such as the increase in the minimum wage.
The number of pupils is rising, yet at the same time as the increase in demand the Government's approach to planning school places has collapsed.
As the increase of permeability ratio, profile control effect decreases.
