"stronger rise" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an increase or improvement that has become more prominent over time. For example, "The company has experienced a much stronger rise in profits since the introduction of their new marketing strategy."
OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS Japan's GDP grew by 1.0% in the second quarter, a stronger rise than expected.
In conjunction with the reported decline in new orders, ongoing cuts in staffing, faster suppliers' delivery times and a stronger rise in output prices, the overall picture in manufacturing looks pretty gloomy.
Moving up three places to rank third, Disney's Tinker Bell and the Pirate Fairy posted an even stronger rise from the previous frame – up 24% – confirming the trend for families to mop up weaker titles as a school holiday nears its end.
New business inflows also increased at a faster rate during March and service providers saw a stronger rise in incoming new work over the month.
On the economic front, U.S. wholesale inventories for October were up 0.5%, which was a stronger rise than the economists' estimate of 0.2% growth.
The private salaried employment rate by gender for the age group 50 59 years old is depicted in Fig. 4. A slightly stronger rise in the employment rate of older workers appears in the years following the ISP for men.
Figures for operating profit last year were stronger, rising 27percentto to 1.95 billion euros ($1.82 billion), in 2000 on a 35percentt increase in revenue, to 11.58 billion euros.
That was the strongest rise since June 2010.
The report signalled the strongest rise in activity since May 2011.
They'll show another strong rise and provoke more crowing from the coalition.
Yet it is also true that the strong rise in ethanol production has helped.
