The phrase "increase in turn" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to mean that something increases gradually. For example: "The temperature outside began to rise, and with it, the humidity began to increase in turn."
This increase in turn affects cloudiness and surface radiation.
That increase, in turn, is making coastlines more vulnerable to damage from the storm surges that can accompany powerful hurricanes.
This increase, in turn, resulted from an upswing in the number of women earning science and engineering degrees.
In year 6 the proportion of 10-11 year olds classified as obese rose substantially to 19.1%, an increase in turn from 17.5% in 2006-7.
As the camber of the rigid cambered wings is increased, both the lift and drag coefficients increase, in turn increasing the resultant forces.
On this basis, Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) systems can be conveniently installed aboard to generate additional electric power by recovering ICEs waste heat and increase in turn the overall system efficiency.
However, even though TZO thin films deposited at 150 W have lower resistivity, the increase in turn-on voltage is due to the greater roughness of the TZO thin film (Figure 2d) and the defects that exist between the p-n heterojunction interfaces of the NiO and TZO thin films.
Moreover, the difference in measured α-helicity of IKK2 monomer and dimer is accounted for primarily by an increase in turns in the monomer, the β-sheet and disordered portions calculated from the CD spectra remain unchanged.
When MPs' pay was reviewed, she said she would use the increase to in turn increase the donations she makes to charity.
The decreasing pressure causes the surface winds to increase, which in turn increases the vapour and heat transfer and contributes to further rising of air.
Furthermore, the use of oxygen decreases the production of methane and coke which increases in turn the lifetime of the catalyst.
