The phrase "increasing charge of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where the cost or price of something is gradually rising. Example: The increasing charge of tuition fees has made it difficult for many students to afford a college education.
Electron micrographs of the films show an increasing smoothness of the films with increasing charge of the ions.
The outer-shell electrons that are added upon going across a period, however, do not shield other valence electrons from the increasing charge of the nucleus as well as the core electrons do.
This is because the Coulomb barrier increases with increasing charge of the nuclei, leading to the requirement that the plasma temperature exceed 1,000,000,000 K if a significant rate is to be achieved.
Differences in the behaviour of Co- and Fe-silicene systems stem from the decrease of the atomic radius in the Fe Co row of the periodic table, which is caused by d-compression, i.e., by the increasing attraction of the ns-electrons to the nucleus with the increasing charge of the latter.
In that year increasing charges of mismanagement and of abuse of the program by workers led to a reduction in appropriations, and a strike by construction workers against wage cuts was unsuccessful.
Not only will the bank's president, Felipe Herrera, face increasing charges of favoritism but also several important dele gations are expected to press for moving the Iending agency from Washington to a Latin American site.
Large ions can compress the electrical double layers surrounding the individual particles that increased charge of the particles and hence increased repulsive interaction between particles.
These findings suggest that the larger molecular size and increased charge of tinzaparin make it less likely to accumulate than other LMWHs in patients with mild-to-moderate renal insufficiency (CrCl >30 mL/min).
The growing C.B.P. force has also paralleled increased charges of corruption and excessive force.
In one example, the mt-tRNAVal mutation (m.1624C>T) resulted in destabilization of the uncharged tRNA, and overexpression of the nuclear synthetase, VARS2, was able to increase charging of the mutant tRNA and rescue molecular phenotypes (Rorbach et al., 2008).
We interpret this as increased charge transfer of the system during illumination and increased DC bias.
