You can use the phrase "spiralling upwards" in written English.
It is used to describe a situation that is increasing in a positive way. For example: "The economy has been spiralling upwards in the past year due to new job opportunities and investments."
No, they're still spiralling upwards.
The frequency and cost of testing are spiralling upwards, and teachers are greatly demoralised.
Simon Allen's saxophone ducked through the opening melody, plunging eerily into electronic reverb before spiralling upwards.
The factories in Southerton have out-of-date machinery because industry could scarcely invest for the long term when its costs were spiralling upwards.
For those earning forints or Polish zloty, the big swings in exchange rates in recent weeks have sent the size of both loans and repayments spiralling upwards.
At the time, house prices were spiralling upwards leaving a huge proportion of households unable to secure a mortgage despite measures introduced to help ordinary access home ownership.
And here's one big reason why:For inflation expectations to begin spiraling upwards, price increases must be sustainable.
Males like to sit in sunny patches and will spiral upwards to fight off other intruding males.
In fact, exploiting Iraq's oil assets proved very difficult, production was lower than under Saddam and the oil price spiralled upwards.
As British soldiers packed up last year, Afghan civilian deaths and injuries spiralled upwards to their highest levels since the fall of the Taliban.
But as most of the hotels in the Swiss resort require payment in advance, at least the price of a room for the night has not spiralled upwards.
