The phrase "increasingly higher number" is not correct in standard written English.
It is redundant because "increasingly" and "higher" convey similar meanings of growth or elevation.
Example: "The study showed an increasingly higher number of participants over the years."
Alternatives: "growing number" or "increasing number."
The trend in the decolorization of CV solution with its higher concentrations (Figure 6) seems to be similar to that with increasing amounts of ZnO (Figure 5), and the situation arises because of a small number of adsorption sites on ZnO in comparison to the increasingly higher number of CV molecules.
Furthermore, placing Tapuiasaurus in even more basal positions within Titanosauria requires an increasingly higher number of extra steps: 7 steps if forced basal to Malawisaurus, 9 steps if forced basal to Tangvayosaurus, and 10 steps if forced basal to Phuwiangosaurus.
This recognized the unique independent prognostic significance of an increasingly higher number of positive nodes, even at the high end.
There are an increasingly higher number of risk factors that augment the probability of developing poor oral health and caries.
The phosphorus content plays a role as increasingly higher loadings lead to an increasingly higher number of acid sites being retained after steaming.
Increasing the collagenase concentration from 0.15 mg/ml to 0.37 mg/ml and the digestion time from 30 to 120 min resulted in increasingly higher numbers of cells.
Graduate programs in both economics and finance require strong undergraduate preparation in mathematics for admission and, for this reason, attract an increasingly high number of mathematicians.
As the demand for highly skilled, specialized employees increases and more top businesses turn to freelancers, an increasingly high number of people are tuning in to the many advantages of becoming a freelancer.
The impact of the disease is also a growing concern for the governments of developing countries, in particular due to the increasingly high number of elderly citizens at risk.
Traditional dissemination strategies in the cultural heritage (CH) field push museums at organizing and producing increasingly high numbers of temporary exhibitions and show in order to attract new audiences and also to update permanent collections in order to retain regular visitors.
Study after study, research report after research report, and statistic after statistic all point to a crisis among the young, Black men of the nation -- beginning in homes, stretching to K-12 educational experiences, and leading straight to the cycle of incarceration in increasingly high numbers.
