The phrase "significant ascent" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a noticeable or noteworthy increase or climb, often in elevation or status. Example: The hikers faced a significant ascent as they scaled the steep mountain, but their determination to reach the top kept them going.
The results show three types of developmental trajectories: ascendant, irregular (with significant ascents and descents) and stable.
The noise becomes significant during ascent and descent of the UAV when the motors are in high rotation.
In his intro to the 90's, he didn't put a single photo of a woman climber in the book because he said that there were no significant first ascents done by a women during the formative years of climbing in Yosemite.
During the post-launch news conference, NASA managers said the initial early review of the launch video showed no obvious debris events, but a thorough analysis would be performed to ensure the orbiter sustained no significant damage during ascent.
Results showed significant differences in both ascent and descent phases post-intervention indicating changes in the movement programme.
These signatures indicate that deep-seated fluid may reach the surface without significant interaction during its ascent, such as through channel flow from depth, as also suggested from the seismic velocity variations (Iwamori and Nakakuki 2013) and trace element transport in subduction zones (Ikemoto and Iwamori 2014).
Illinois The Green Mill Chicago (Est. 1907) Chicago played a significant roll in the ascent of both jazz and organized crime in America, and the Green Mill's history is thoroughly intertwined with both.
40 The risk of acclimatisation on the second ascent was significant and some participants will have received acetazolamide on the first ascent and placebo on the second.
Rodriguez rode away from Giro d'Italia champion Nibali, who had crashed on an earlier descent, but was unable to open a significant advantage on the final ascent of the 600m-long Via Salviati.
