The phrase "ascent during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a rise or increase that occurs within a specific timeframe or event.
Example: "The ascent during the economic recovery was evident in the rising employment rates."
Alternatives: "increase during" or "rise during".
Costello's unlikely ascent during the gob-drenched era of punk is also grittily relayed.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration destroyed an unmanned rocket 27 seconds into its ascent during an early-morning launching from Wallops Island, Va.
In The Other Side of Everest: Climbing the North Face Through the Killer Storm, by Matt Dickinson (Three Rivers, $13), a British filmmaker and climbing novice describes his ascent during the same ill-fated season.
Christian Hviid, chief market strategist at Genworth Financial Asset Management in Encino, Calif., said the market's slow ascent during the week was good, but noted that shares had risen too much in the past month.
July Becomes the first Briton to win on the Mont Ventoux, pulling away from Nairo Quintana as the pair passed the memorial to Tom Simpson – the first Briton to wear the yellow jersey who died on the ascent during the 1967 Tour.
We did not consider the magnetic condition, but we clearly see that there is a more pronounced ascent in the E months (equinoxes), a very clear, but less intense, ascent during the D months (summer) and a clearly defined, but even less intense, ascent during J months (winter).
There are a couple of steep ascents during the walk and the paths at the castle can be exposed at times.
Height profiles of (a) zonal, and (b) meridional, winds in the 0 65-km height region measured using balloon and rocket ascents during 12:30 65-km IST (theightimum obscuregion).
Only one occurrence of shallow ascents during daytime was recorded; #66 moving from 206 m to 149 m and then back to 219 m. #61 showed three instances and #62 one instance of early to mid afternoon descents from daytime depths to 252 m, 433 m, 363 m and 289 m respectively.
Average heart rate varied considerably between individuals during both flight phases (Figure 2), and within flights was significantly higher during initial ascent than during cruise (paired t-test, N = 14, t13 = 9.71, P<0.001).
28 mountaineers were randomly assigned to two ascent profiles during a research expedition to Mt. Muztagh Ata (7546 m/24,751 ft).
