"extent of rise" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the degree or amount by which something rises, such as the increase in temperature, popularity, or success. Example: The extent of rise in the company's profits was 20% higher this quarter compared to the same period last year.
Not content with fighting in the courtroom, Pruitt has also publicly questioned the existence of climate change, and argued that schoolchildren should be taught that the causes and extent of rising temperatures are still subject to debate.
Some economists say the official figures understate the extent of price rises, especially in major cities.
Unlike most previous reports, this study not only focused on the rise in overall CSR over the time period, but it also analyzed for the extent of the rise in separate groups by indications for cesarean section.
The cost would depend on the extent of the rise in unemployment.
Although the extent of the rise in Islamic fundamentalism in Britain has been exaggerated, it certainly exists.
The theory of analysis then goes even further: rules not only predict broad patterns, they also provide guidance about the extent of a rise or fall.
Lord Ashcroft's first tranche of polls in Scottish constituencies gave detailed information about the extent of the rise in SNP support that Scotland-wide polls suggested.
The groundwater observation data is used to setup, calibrate and validate a coupled MIKE SHE-MIKE URBAN groundwater model and the model is used to quantify the extent of groundwater rise as a result of the urbanization process.
However, the extent of his rise has been unprecedented - the man went from owning one newspaper to having a majority stake in three of the world's most advanced media worlds - all while still, somehow, viewing himself as the outsider.
However, the extent of temperature rise due to Joule heating was not reported in their work.
