"sizeable rise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to refer to a significant increase in something, such as a price, quantity, or level. Example: "There has been a sizeable rise in the number of students applying for scholarships this year."
Christie's new chief executive, Stephen Murphy, also reports a sizeable rise in the number of new clients registering to bid in its sales in 2010; the year saw a 13% increase in new clients from continental Europe over 2009; a 24% increase in Britain; and a 32% rise in America.
Molecular biology procedure have become significantly substantial in ascertaining fish stock structure and sizeable rise in the count of forthcoming molecular markers for genetic analyses of population construction for the late three decades with allozyme, nuclear DNA (nDNA) and mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) have been deployed for this intent.
Although the season three premiere fell in the ratings from its series high, earning 494,000 viewers with only 73,000 in the 18 49 demographic, the premiere of the fourth season saw a sizeable rise over the previous season's premiere, earning 749,000 total viewers.
The sizeable rise in the incidence and mortality of prostate cancer following migration from low-risk to high-risk countries further supports this hypothesis.
Last November, UOB introduced its Wealth Banking service to cater to what it perceives as an underserved but sizeable "rising rich" segment in Singapore.
Wall Street, as if to add insult to injury, immediately rewarded this non-event with a sizeable stock rise, boosting Google's value by $20bn.
A three-week strike in Sheffield won a sizeable wage rise and next up are services in central and west London.
In 2005, before that process was fully under way, he had been given a sizeable advance to produce a full-scale biography of Mike Tyson, on whose rise and fall he had reported during his years as a sportswriter for the Sunday Correspondent and the Independent on Sunday.
They countered by offering a sizeable advance for a book.
Sulfur concentration in powder over 200 ppm leads to sizeable viscosity rising of electrode pastes for screen printing that complicates the process of capacitor manufacturing [7,8].
The imbalance between supply and demand prompted surveyors to forecast sizeable house price rises over the next 12 months, with gains most widely expected in East Anglia and Northern Ireland.
