The phrase "consequently increase" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express a cause and effect relationship, where one action or event leads to a resulting increase in something else. Example: The rise in gas prices will consequently increase the cost of living for many families.
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"A general travel ban is likely to cause economic hardship, and could consequently increase the uncontrolled migration of people from affected countries, raising the risk of international spread of Ebola," it said in a statement.
Future elevated CO2 concentrations will enhance aphid population outbreaks and consequently increase the damage caused.
Development on alternative host may increase parasitoid abundance and consequently increase their pressure on cereal aphids.
Conflicting scheduling decisions cause additional scheduling attempts and consequently increase the scheduling cost.
This can complicate the test results, and consequently increase the probability of failure.
In particular, pore water pressure, which is the penetrating pressure, may accelerate structural deterioration and consequently increase leakage.
We observe that stronger interfacial dipoles can significantly decrease the charge extraction time and consequently increase the charge extraction efficiency.
Furthermore, coating can be used to modify MNPs surface to increase their Ms and consequently increase the SAR.
Further steps are required for strength our results and consequently increase the validity of the proposed theoretical contributions.
The first two properties are essential to lower the equivalent series resistance (R s ) and consequently increase the power density.
