The phrase "instances of increased" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is used to indicate a specific occurrence or occurrence(s) of something becoming greater or more numerous than before. Example: There were several instances of increased violence reported in the city last month.
Afghan government soldiers killed 40 Taliban fighters in three southern border villages, in one of the deadliest instances of increased rebel activity this year, officials said today.
In our study, instances of increased psychological entitlement corresponded only to organizational citizenship behaviors that were externally rather than internally motivated.
The report found that "there were no instances of increased harassment" as a result of lifting bans in any of the countries studied.
Social innovations constituted 55.7% of all instances of increased revenue and/or sales.
"Increase in revenue/sales" was the most frequently found internal benefit theme associated with environmental innovations (n = 43) constituting 44.3% of all the instances of increased revenue and/or sales and 65% of all the internal benefits for environmental innovations.
An application to data from Hikurangi margin (New Zealand) is presented where the observed earthquake sequence near Gisborne is analyzed to find instances of increased background rate (earthquake swarms).
These books trace "bestiality's history"—that is, they recount instances of increasing violence on the part of the state against the powerless.
An output from the Vanilla LSTM is presented in Fig. 8 where the general form appears to more closely match the underlying degradation of the engine, although again there are instances of increasing RUL prediction with increasing cycles.
There have been a number of instances of increasing ciprofloxacin resistance in S. aureus reported in the past [ 21, 22].
From 1995 2000, there was no other investigated instance of increased isoniazid resistance in the rest of the West Midlands caused by the Mercian strain.
