'most notable increase' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant, noticeable rise or growth in something. For example, "There has been a most notable increase in online shopping since the start of the pandemic."
The most notable increase would go to "emerging and zoonotic infectious disease" programs, allotted $699 million in the 2016 budget a nearly $300 million increase.
Our results indicated that soil carbon accumulation is a slow process in both shallow and deep layers after revegetation, and the most notable increase in soil carbon was accounted by SOC.
Last but not the least, the most notable increase in the household income of small and rural landless farmers will have a positive impact on overall income inequality in Pakistan.
Our data show distinct changes in CAT activity, which is elevated at every time interval studied, with the most notable increase of 42% measured in the seventh day Figure 5 The effect of silicon-based QDs on the SOD and CAT activities in Carassius gibelio liver.
The most notable increase is in the Rpb1 gene known to be expressed highly in the liver, particularly in hepatic stellate cells [36], [37].
In the mRNA expression of these enzymes at seven days, MMP-3 showed the most notable increase.
One of the most notable increases in the borough was along the east and west sides of Central Park, areas largely white and affluent.
According to a report from the Associated Press, the infant mortality rate has gone up across the state from 5.2 infant deaths per 1,000 live births in 2011 to 6.9 in 2012, with the most notable increases seen for Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites during the neonatal period.
There are also costs associated with increased inefficiencies in the system, most notable increased drop-out and repetition rates.
Projections indicate that diabetes will reach pandemic levels by 2030, with the most notable increases in LMIC countries [ 4, 26].
In both sexes, the most notable increases were in the 65 74 age group (men increased from 68 to 101 per 1000, women from 47 to 73 per 1000).
