The phrase "highly incremental" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that makes small but significant changes or improvements over time. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as describing a scientific or technological advancement, a business strategy, or even personal growth and development. Example: "The company's highly incremental approach to product development has resulted in steady improvements and increased customer satisfaction over the years."
They may also realize that the four men's quarrels on the issues voters care most about (health care, education, Social Security, Medicare) are mostly modest differences about highly incremental means, not ends.
As a consequence, policy change in the Senate is likely to be highly incremental.
While on the other hand, for follow-on innovators and cultivators, the prospects to use material from the protected pool of improved varieties have become increasingly conditional, with important detrimental effects, especially in a highly incremental innovation sphere such as plant improvement (Maskus and Reichman [2005]).
Throughout my career, I've seen examples of truly breakthrough innovation and out-of-the-box thinking and a large number of highly successful incremental transformations.
Mobile payments platform Venmo and groceries-as-a-service Instacart score highly on incremental addressable market, because they're mass-market products.
PepsiCo president Ramon Laguarta, who will succeed Ms Nooyi on 3 October, said Sodastream was "highly complementary and incremental" to Pepsi's business.
A mean improvement in health in terms of QALYs of only 0.01 over a 12 month period would make the intervention highly cost-effective (incremental cost-effectiveness ratio of £464 per QALY).
Because of the nonlinear behaviour of the material and the highly dynamical performance an incremental procedure including iterative methods is used.
The therapy was found to be highly cost-effective, with incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of RM5,619 per QALY gained, equivalent to 18% of the country's per-capita gross domestic product.
Although DNA methylation is typically associated with dramatic reduction in gene expression as with highly methylated imprinted genes, incremental increases in DNA methylation have been shown to produce moderate reductions in gene expression in cultured neurons.
Dosing regimens for subgroups such as highly infected patient groups, incremental benefits of drug combinations, double dosing and optimal interval between doses have to be determined to inform control programmes for urinary schistosomiasis.
