The phrase 'indicating an increase of' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce specific data or statistics that show a growth or rise in a particular quantity. Example: "The latest report on the economy is indicating an increase of 3% in GDP over the last quarter." In this sentence, the phrase is used to show that the report is providing evidence of a rise in the country's overall economic output.
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This strength increased to a saturation point at 0.61 GPa in the presence of 750-nm-deep nanostructures, indicating an increase of 118%% (Fig. 4).
We can observe that the curve presents a remarkable ascendant slope, indicating an increase of precision even greater than that obtained for shape descriptors.
Our results are consistent with reports from other Neotropical rainforests indicating an increase of artificial nest predation pressures from forest interior to open habitats.
A power conversion efficiency of 1.47% for the sample with annealing treatment was obtained, indicating an increase of 219% (as compared to the 0.46% for the as-grown sample) as a consequence of the annealing treatment.
A light-to-electricity conversion efficiency of 0.95% was recorded for solar cells based on an optimized nano-branched array, indicating an increase of 138% compared to that of solar cells based on unbranched arrays.
An increase of these parameters indicates an increase of skin extensibility and a decrease of skin recovery after stress.
Measurements from Funafuti, the capital of Tuvalu, indicate an increase of 5 millimetres a year over the past 60 years.Identifying the impact of sea-level rise is not straightforward.
The data also indicated an increase of flux toward gluconeogenesis.
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For the male sub-sample, the coefficient indicates an increase of some 41 min/week.
