The phrase "experience a sharp increase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to explain that something has increased significantly. For example, "After the new store opened, the local economy experienced a sharp increase."
The Naloxone caused those who responded positively to the placebos to experience a sharp increase in pain; the drug had no effect on the people who did not respond to the placebo.
1 More Tankers In Busy Bosporus The Bosporus, which runs through Istanbul and is regarded as the world's most dangerous strait, is about to experience a sharp increase in the number of huge tankers carrying crude oil from Central Asia to the insatiable markets of the West.
The lack of programs offering English classes is becoming a problem across the state as a growing number of communities experience a sharp increase in their immigrant populations, including jumps in Albany, Dutchess, Erie, Onondaga and Rockland Counties, the report said.
With the growth of the number of deployed nodes, the numbers of working nodes experience a sharp increase first, followed by a comparatively steady and marginal rise.
It is shown that the von Mises equivalent stress and maximum shear stress are in a small fluctuations before 2.1 ms and then experience a sharp increase to the corresponding maximum values of 672 and 382 MPa at approximately 3.0 ms (the wheel impact against the rail), followed with great fluctuations.
Examining the dynamic relationship between having children and happiness, Pouwels (2011) finds an inverse U-shaped effect of first birth, by showing that in the year before and after the first childbirth, parents experience a sharp increase in the level of happiness.
Much of the boom in consumer spending throughout Iraq is being driven by people like Ms. Falih, government workers who have experienced a sharp increase in salary.
The Real Estate Market Like the rest of South Florida, Palm Beach Gardens has experienced a sharp increase in home prices in the past few years, even by the already heated standards of the national market.
