'successive increases' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a gradual or continuous increase in something over time. For example: "The company had experienced five successive increases in profits since the previous quarter."
For a radial compressive strain criterion of −4.0e−4, the probability of success at a mud pressure of 5 MPa is 0.94 and reduces with successive increases in mud pressure as described in Fig. 22b.
However, the SD is expected to take place under successive increases in quench depth.
Successive increases in lithium coverage resulted in the complete suppression of ELM activity in H-mode discharges.
Hancock also pointed to the successive increases in tax-free personal allowances, saying they had cut tax paid by minimum wage workers by 75%.
The last six years have seen successive increases in university tuition fees and an increase in the socio-economic marginalisation of young people.
Results are verified numerically and the precision associated with the supersonic solution is shown to improve with successive increases in the ratio of specific heats.
The successive increase in negative charge of the intermediates is a result of increased number of PBGs, and the highest band in wt HMBS is thus interpreted to be the holoenzyme (E) [ 37].
This is the fourth successive increase since 2010.
This is due to massive drag penalty created on TM wing, which had overwhelmed the successive increase in its lift generation.
Yesterday's figures showed firms are already starting to use the extra cash to invest in plant and machinery: business investment was up 1.9% in the fourth quarter, the third successive increase.
A separate ONS release showed that output per hour grew by 0.4% in the final three months of 2016, up from 0.2% in the third quarter, the fourth successive increase.
