The part of a sentence 'increase in the usage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to when something is used more often or with greater frequency, such as when a certain product is becoming more popular. For example, "There has been an increase in the usage of electric vehicles in recent years."
Jared Sharp, legal officer at the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (Naaja), told Guardian Australia the only conclusion to take from the youth justice amendment bill was that it would enable an increase in the usage.
Publicity for the project is good and has resulted in considerable increase in the usage of the InChI algorithm.
An explosive increase in the usage of storages has also brought forward increased pressures on everyday storage and data managements.
The increase in the usage of renewable energy and power electronic applications prompted the development of multilevel inverters.
That same report indicates that there was a 30percentt year-over-year increase in the usage of ad blocking software.
An increase in the usage of WTR and the dosage of UF adhesive considerably improved the soundproof property of the PWTR.
Our estimates imply that the losses in economic efficiency from trade-induced increases in the usage of public benefits are, in the medium run, of the same order of magnitude as U.S. consumer gains from trade with China.
In addition, there were significant increases in the usage of 8 online databases — CEPS, CINAHL, the Cochrane Library, MD Consult, MEDLINE/PubMed, Micromedex, ProQuest, and UpToDate — over the 4-year study period for nurses.
Neuronal activity, including seizures, results in increases in the usage of particular BDNF promoters and transcripts (Timmusk et al., 1995) that may regulate the levels and localization of BDNF isoforms.
Among physicians there were significant increases in the usage of 8 online databases — ICPL, CEPS, CINAHL, the Cochrane Library, MD Consult, MEDLINE/PubMed, Micromedex, and UpToDate — across the three survey years.
There were significant increases in the usage of four Internet-based resources — including Web portals, online databases, electronic journals, and electronic books – across the three survey years among physicians and nurses.
