The sentence "has been increased remarkably" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has visibly increased in size or quantity. For example, "Sales of our new product have been increased remarkably since its launch last month."
In Poland, among the cases of NTM disease, whose number has been increasing remarkably in recent years, those attributable to M. kansasii are in the majority [ 13].
In addition, both in Italy and Poland, the incidence of childlessness has been increasing remarkably over the last years (Sobotka 2004, pp. 143 145; Matysiak and Vignoli 2010).
Although exosomes were first identified in the 1980s, studies on exosomes have been increasing remarkably during the last five years, especially following the discovery of functional mRNAs and miRNAs in exosomes.
The nematicidal activity of NCLB has been remarkably increased, with LC50 values of 2.1407 mg L−1 and 19.3608 mg L−1, respectively, at 24 h after treatment.
EWS FLI1 interference has been documented to increase remarkably the number of apoptotic cells (Prieur et al, 2004).
To further enhance the channel mobility, the Ge content in SiGe (or strain) has been continuously increased from lower to remarkably higher by every node [2, 5 7].
The strategy goes a considerable way to identifying and more effectively meeting the needs of key groups such as medical academics, patients and industry, and has been remarkably successful in increasing the funding for health research.
In terms of molecular evolution, DNA methylation has been reported to remarkably increase the rate of spontaneous C-to-T mutations at CpG dinucleotides (Ehrlich and Wang 1981; Hwang and Green 2004; Mugal and Ellegren 2011), resulting in enhanced sequence divergence.
Fatigue life and endurance limit of Metal Matrix Composites (MMCs), reinforced with ceramic particles, have been remarkably increased by means of thin Ti coatings sputtered at room temperature.
