"increasing point" can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a point in time when something is increasing or becoming greater in degree, value, or amount. For instance, "The company's profits reached an increasing point after the launch of their new product."
The potential for data improvement increases with increasing point densities.
The systems were tested under a monotonically increasing point load, which simulates vehicle wheel loading.
But that doesn't mean that it doesn't exist, certainly, or that it might not become an increasing point of friction in the future.
And in an increasing point of frustration for bondholders, Bank of America has been mum on its plans for the debt.
The specimens were heated to the desired temperature before they were subjected to an increasing point load up to failure (isothermal test).
We found evidence that the fluted-point base acts as a "shock absorber," increasing point robustness and ability to withstand physical stress via stress redistribution and damage relocation.
AMR's CFO, Gerald Arpey, insists that the company can return to earnings growth by increasing point-to-point flights and gaining efficiencies through partnerships.
AMR's chief financial officer, Gerald Arpey, insists the company can return to earnings growth by increasing point-to-point flights and gaining efficiencies through partnerships like its alliance with British Airways.
These innovations include increasing point-of-care diagnosis for mothers and babies and implementing technologies that speed infant diagnosis.
Increasing county-level population density was positively associated with measured PM2.5 levels, as was increasing point-source emissions density within 7.5 km (Additional file 1: Figure S1 panels A6 and A7, respectively).
Each specimen was tested using a monotonically increased point load applied at the free end.
