Collocations for escalation - noun
ADJECTIVE
dramatic,
major,
serious
rapid
gradual
further
military, nuclear
the threat of nuclear escalation
rapid
gradual
further
military, nuclear
the threat of nuclear escalation
VERB + escalation
lead to
The reorganization has led to a dramatic escalation in costs.
The reorganization has led to a dramatic escalation in costs.
prevent
represent
This bill represents another escalation in the war on drugs.
represent
This bill represents another escalation in the war on drugs.
see,
witness
This week witnessed a significant escalation in the global financial crisis.
This week witnessed a significant escalation in the global financial crisis.
PREPOSITION
escalation in
a serious escalation in the fighting
a serious escalation in the fighting
escalation into
the escalation of the conflict into an all-out war
the escalation of the conflict into an all-out war
escalation of
an escalation of the level of violence in video games
an escalation of the level of violence in video games
escalation to
(esp. AmE)
It could result in escalation to major ground action.
It could result in escalation to major ground action.