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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it increased to" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when describing a rise in quantity, value, or level to a specific point. Example: "The temperature increased to 30 degrees Celsius by noon."
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It increased to 1.10.
It increased to 142.
On 1 January it increased to $8 from $7.25.
In Somerset, it increased to 12.5percentt from 11.4percentt.
On the second day, it increased to 8.13percentt.
It increased to the point, where he was entirely incomprehensible.
It increased to 51.8 in July, below the 52 forecast by economists in a Bloomberg survey.
It increased to 20.8percentt in 1995-1996 and to 27.7percentt last season.
In 1999, that number rose to 470,000 acres and last year it increased to 1.6 million acres.
By 2011 this had grown to 33%; it increased to 37% in 2013.
In the most recent five years, counting this record-high year, it increased to cover 92.9 percent of the ocean.
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