Can $10\uparrow^n m<2\uparrow^n (m+2)$ be formally proven?

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Can $10\uparrow^n m<2\uparrow^n (m+2)$ be formally proven for all $m\ge 1$ and $n\ge 3$ ?

With Saibians theorem we get $$10\uparrow^n m<(2\uparrow^n 3)\uparrow ^n m<2\uparrow^n (m+3)$$ Also the claim is trivially true for $m=1$, but I did not manage to complete the induction step.