"extreme increases" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something rises suddenly and to a notably higher rate. For example, "The price of oil experienced extreme increases in the past year."
He said that extreme increases in oil prices accompanied by declines in stocks have been rare over the last 35 years.
This year saw increases in digital sales over in the UK — extreme increases, really — and the bulk of this BPI report is still focused on the threat of piracy.
Some of the most extreme increases were found in inland Northern California, led by the San Juan Water District near Folsom Lake.
The most extreme increases in occurrence in response to higher GC3 are those of CTG, GCC, and GTG, and the largest decreases are those of AAA and GAA.
The chills phenomenon is of interest because when they are experienced, there are extreme increases in autonomic nervous system arousal that are much more significant that those relating to "high pleasure".
These changes may reflect cellular metabolic rewiring necessary to enable extreme increases in secondary metabolism.
"The facts are quite startling when you look at the extreme increase in the number applied," he says.
Charles O. Dunn, the chief executive, cited the "extreme increase and volatility in the price of domestic natural gas" as contributing to Mississippi Chemical's mounting financial losses.
This tendency corresponds to the calculated electric field, which shows extreme increase as decreasing the distance d.
Syphilis is experiencing an extreme increase of its incidence in Europe and the USA since the early 2000s [1].
The causes of this extreme increase in the incarceration rate have been explored extensively across a number of disciplines.
