The phrase "ascending sizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items or objects that increase in size in a sequential manner.
Example: "The boxes were arranged in ascending sizes, starting from the smallest to the largest."
Alternatives: "increasing sizes" or "growing sizes".
French cafes often serve their house wine by the pichet, in ascending sizes from 250ml to one litre.
Generally, Creed likes to make little of nothing very much: a tiny tower of Lego, seven nails of ascending sizes banged into the wall, a slender ziggurat of planks.
Draw two circles of ascending sizes which share the same base point with the first.
I arrange my coins into ascending size in my pockets, for example, and nothing gives me more comfort than the knowledge that my forks, knives and spoons are all in the correct place, tessellating magnificently in their drawer.
Species are presented in ascending size order n, number of recorded individuals per species with 50 sounds analysed per individual.
The exact threshold was found by performing three repetitive tests with ascending fibre sizes, until one monofilament elicited at least one out of three responses (the participant saying 'yes'yes
Zc, aortic arch pulse wave velocity, and minimum ascending aortic size were quantified using cardiovascular magnetic resonance.
Six ontogenetic stages identified with a letter ascending in size from "A" to "F" are employed for the Triceratops skeletal material (Tables S1).
(S2 ) Representative latex-injected images showing ascending aortic size (distance between arrowheads) in 5-month-old male mice.
It is feasible that modest increases in ascending aortic size could occur in humans on CCBs, but may not be of sufficient magnitude to have led to detection by in-vivo imaging, or to any clinically relevant outcomes such as dissection or premature lethality.
Draw three overlapping circles which are ascending in size – starting from the small to the big.
