The phrase "averted increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe a situation where an increase has been prevented or avoided.
Example: "The new policies were effective in achieving an averted increase in pollution levels."
Alternatives: "prevented rise" or "avoided escalation".
To be sure, a deal was reached that averted tax increases for over 99percentt of the nation's taxpayers -- but only under the threat that stalemate would throw the economy back into a recession.
For scenario 1, the largest contributor to deaths delayed or averted was increased fruit and vegetable consumption, which accounted for 27 866 (21 254 to 33 878) deaths delayed or averted.
The proportion of cases occurring in patients with a prior infection and the proportion of averted cases increases exponentially with higher incidence rates in both the equilibrium dynamic (left column, panels A, C) and individual stochastic models (right column, panels B, D).
These differences would alter the calculations of the public health effect of type specific immunity for the 18%% of infections that occur outside of the northeastern foci [ 2], although it is difficult to predict if the calculated number of averted cases would increase or decrease from those reported here.
We are all better off when economic crisis is averted and wealth increases.
Combining figures from exposed and non-exposed industries, the overall local impact is 2.37 million jobs whose loss would have been averted absent further increases in Chinese import competition after 1999...This estimate is a lower bound on the aggregate total impact of increased import competition from China on national employment.
Indeed, we showed that in 5 years, we could avert at least 1360 infections, avert loosing 4155 years due to disability and mortality and approximately CAD$211 million in averted costs by just increasing HAART coverage to 50% of eligible individuals.
However, it is unclear whether the increased response to averted gaze in ASC might reflect an increased attribution of intentionality, for instance, because averted gaze signals greater communicative intent or salience to the observer with ASC.
In contrast, individuals with ASC showed the reverse, with an increased response to averted gaze.
In contrast, the same regions showed an increased response to averted gaze in individuals with an ASC.
