"level of increase" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the amount of increase in a certain factor, such as population, income, or sales. Example: The recent level of increase in sales has been very encouraging for the company.
But the latest data shows that the increase in hate crime has continued, although the level of increase has dipped.
Each year the commission gathers evidence on what level of increase the economy can bear without destroying jobs.
Nationally, there has been an increase of around 19% in firearms discharges since 2013-14, with London also experiencing roughly that level of increase.
"The level of increase... will not lead to inflationary pressure and is highly unlikely to have any negative impact on employment," Ross said.
However, anyone puzzled about the reasons behind this level of increase only had to read the report into the UKBA for a clue about one possible explanation.
But despite the increases, police chiefs say they no longer want to collate weekly figures, arguing that the reduction in the level of increase means that is no longer justified.
Nor has the US/overseas split (43.3%/56.7%) shown the level of increase from Mockingjay – Part 1 (44.6%/55.4%) now expected of burgeoning franchises, reinforcing the sense of a series fizzling out.
Mr. Peteros said the town commissioned a survey of 1,000 residents that asked how they felt about an increase in taxes and what level of increase was tolerable.
"That level of increase, which others might think aggressive, was against a tough economic backdrop," said Bill Nelson, the network's chairman and chief executive.
I will also explore with officials producing these figures other ways in which they might ensure clarity around sources, time periods and what is being measured, and in what context, when reporting on the level of increase in real budget allocations to NHS England".
He said the level of increase is not as much as it was prior to the 2008 recession.
