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The phrase "dramatic rise in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to describe a sudden, significant increase in something. For example, "There has been a dramatic rise in the number of reported cases of COVID-19 over the past week."
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He welcomed the "dramatic rise" in family theatre.
The second is the dramatic rise in oil stocks.
A dramatic rise in residents' satisfaction with medical care.
One consequence has been a dramatic rise in the popularity of brain-training games.
The result was a dramatic rise in demand, particularly for energy and industrial commodities.Take oil.
For some reason, there's been a dramatic rise in the value of jerseys the past year".
There has been a similarly dramatic rise in the food bank phenomenon nationwide.
The most dramatic rise in poisonings was among the youngest children.
"It is surprising to see the dramatic rise in the number of IVAs – up 26%.
In 2016 there has been a dramatic rise in forced evictions across the West Bank.
'We've seen a dramatic rise in demand for pre-nuptials,' she says.
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