The phrase "increased for the next" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in a sentence
It is unclear what is being increased and for what purpose. A more complete sentence with this phrase could be "The budget was increased for the next fiscal year," meaning that the budget was raised for the upcoming financial period. In this case, "increased for the next" would be acceptable because it is followed by a specific time frame and clarifies what is being increased.
In every state that adopted no-fault divorce, whether unilateral or by mutual consent, divorce rates increased for the next five years or so.
Then the timeout is increased for the next β views.
The European Championship finals have featured 16 teams since 1996, but that total will be increased for the next tournament.
Although the budget for senior colleges at CUNY was increased for the next fiscal year, we have been told that our budget will grow this year by.1%.1%
The convective banding increased for the next 24 hours and Kevin strengthened to hurricane status on September 26, while 230 mile south-southwest of Acapulco.
On this reading of the record, activity can be expected to increase for the next 40 years or so.
If the pattern of millennial-scale variability that we documented through the Holocene persists into the future, New England storminess would continue to increase for the next ~900 years.
An article in September in The Lancet, a medical journal, said that "if every smoker in the world were to stop smoking today, the rates of C.O.P.D. would probably continue to increase for the next 20 years".
A study published last year by the University of East Anglia predicted that global yields of wheat and soybeans would increase for the next 70 years under a "business as usual" scenario, in which carbon dioxide emissions rise rapidly.
"If this cycle continues," Mr. Noren said, "the frequency and severity of intense rainstorms that can cause massive flooding should continue to increase for the next several hundred years".
As the EV population is continuously going to increase for the next couple of decades, the underlying communication networks should be scalable enough to support required functionalities.
