The phrase "gently increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a gradual rise or growth in a particular context, such as temperature, prices, or intensity.
Example: "The temperature is gently increasing as spring approaches, making the days feel warmer."
Alternatives: "slowly rising" or "gradually increasing."
Add the brussels sprouts and toast really well by gently increasing the heat.
Whisk together gently, increasing the speed until the mixture is light and thick yet fluffy.
Molchanova would have dropped a 20-metre line, a standard length for beginning freedivers, and it is likely the students would have taken turns to descend, gently increasing the depth of their descent with each dive, said her son.
Shop revamps to ape the success of John Lewis's department store model are working and investors will be cheered that gross profit margins are gently increasing.
Each experiment was initiated by gently increasing the sample pressure to approximately 0.25 GPa.
Each experiment was initiated by gently increasing the sample pressure to approximately 0.25 GPa followed by a heating to 1,400 °C at a rate of 15 °C/min and a simultaneous pressure increase until the final pressure was reached.
They gently increase blood flow from the ankle toward the thigh.
At the same time, Gazprom could seek agreement with the Kremlin to gently increase domestic prices.
She gently increases contrast and uses the vibrance control to intensify colors, not saturation, which she said looks too artificial.
"Raising your arms above your head will also gently increase heart rate to wake you up and help you feel more alert," says Millington.
Instead the "marsogram" looks much more like the record of a deep hum, which gently increases in amplitude over the course of five minutes, only to slowly decay over a similar time interval (see Figure 2).
