increase in birth
The Spanish term 'aumento de la natalidad' translates to 'increase in birth' in English. It's commonly used in demographic and statistical contexts to describe a situation or a period during which the number of births in a particular area or country significantly grows. The phenomenon is often related to various societal, economical, or cultural factors that encourage larger family sizes or improved conditions promoting higher birth rates.
The increase in birth rate in our country is significant.
This sentence asserts that there has been a noteworthy increase in the number of births in the speaker's country.
A pro-family policy has resulted in an increase in the birth rate.
This sentence implies a causal relationship between a policy favorable to families and an increase in the number of births.
The impact of the increase in birth rate is being felt in schools.
In this sentence, the discussion revolves around the effect on schools - presumably due to increased enrollments - of a rise in the number of births.