The phrase "a bit of increased" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used when discussing a small amount of increase in something, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "There was a bit of increased interest in the project after the presentation."
Alternatives: "a slight increase in" or "a small rise in".
Johnson said the Tory plans would involve a "sharp cut over the first two or three years, and then the potential for a bit of increased spending towards the end", but it was less clear how welfare reductions would be introduced under Labour.
However, when things take a downturn, instead of opting for the gamble of a mid-season sacking or ending up at the mercy of a predictable end-of-term managerial merry-go-round, maybe a bit of increased effort in support from the club's side wouldn't go amiss?
Every practice is a bit of work, increasing the love of the game.
The virtues were, um, limited a bit of increased productivity, seemingly brought on by a reduction in guilt.
And, even with a bit of an increase in Internet cafes, the Telecommunications Ministry blocks sites ranging from pornography to human rights reports on Syria to services like Yahoo.com that offer free e-mail.
"There's usually a bit of an increase in the summer months but as it gets colder and darker this drops, hopefully it will naturally quieten down in the next few weeks".
As for cholera, New York City receives reports of about one case a year, almost always found in someone who has traveled abroad, so the three cases of last weekend represent a bit of an increase.
"We're seeing a bit of an increase because we're seeing more shops re-opening," he said.
"Now that we're seeing these other currencies suffering, there's been a bit of an increase in traffic going to certain countries," says Diane Clarkson, a San Francisco-based travel analyst for market-research firm Forrester.
Ratings are in, and the midseason premiere of The Walking Dead season 9 actually saw a bit of an increase from the midseason finale last year, going from 5.09 to 5.16 million.
According to Adzem there seems to be a bit of an increase in Californians moving to the Sunshine State.
