"interest increase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an increase in the interest rate on a loan. For example, "The bank announced a 0.2% interest increase on all mortgage loans."
Backers of the SEC proposal, who include unions, investor rights advocates as well as "socially conscious" mutual fund companies such as Domini Social Investments and Pax World Funds, contend that mandatory disclosure will eliminate conflicts of interest, increase transparency and help investors hold corporations accountable.
In the first two, they filed initiatives to crack down on conflicts of interest, increase transparency and enforcement, and empower voters with citizen-funded elections.
Over at Hopper, flight searches increased 58percentt in the month following the song's release, compared to a 33percentt interest increase this year overall.
This is even before they've started budget negotiations with Republicans -- who still refuse to raise taxes on the rich, close tax loopholes the rich depend on (such as hedge-fund and private-equity managers' "carried interest"), increase capital gains taxes on the wealthy, cap their tax deductions, or tax financial transactions.
Whereas once I started involving them more in the patient or giving them a bit more things to present or think about, I could see how much they were taking in and I could see the level of interest increase.
At that point, she said, interest increased.
And newsstand sales, a good indicator of consumer interest, increased more than 35percentt.
That is because interest increases the size of the future fiscal adjustment.
"The clamour for early interest increases must be questioned," said David Kern, economic adviser to the British Chambers of Commerce.
The pace of sales is projected to more than double by 2006, with prices going down as consumer interest increases.
"The media knew of me when I was in Stuttgart, but since I joined Arsenal their interest increased.
