The phrase "a climate of increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or situation characterized by a rise in a particular factor, such as tension, awareness, or activity.
Example: "In a climate of increased competition, businesses must innovate to stay relevant."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere of heightened" or "a setting of amplified".
The president, Vladimir Putin, defended the law this week and said it should not be used to persecute anybody, but Russian gay activists say it has contributed to a climate of increased homophobia and attacks on gay people.
Russian campaigners say the country's anti-gay laws have contributed to a climate of increased homophobia, despite President Vladimir Putin claiming that they should not be used to persecute homosexuals.
However, when combined with welfare reforms such as the household benefits cap, overall welfare spending cap, social sector size criteria and the switch to direct payment under universal credit – all of which could reduce that rental income – it says the sector is entering a climate of increased risk that could unnerve investors and spell disaster for future affordable housing supply.
The threat comes amidst a climate of increased Islamophobia in Canada.
A 41-year-old woman was recently sentenced to seven years in prison in Thailand for posting a photo on Facebook, the latest in a string of lèse majesté — insulting the monarch — cases that have marked a climate of increased censorship in a country that is now in its second year under military rule. .
Public officials of all stripes issued majestic eulogies, Gliniewicz's family and friends mourned, and cops around the country took notice of a case that seemed all the more significant thanks to a climate of increased suspicion and even hostility toward law enforcement.
The lack of continuing professional development in a climate of increasing impoverishment of children and families is.
At a time of political uncertainty and financial instability, in a climate of increasing intolerance and fear, this practical and optimistic spirit is needed more than ever.
European diplomats have long warned the government of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu that it risks a climate of increasing international isolation in the absence of meaningful peace negotiations and while settlement building continues on land seized by Israel in 1967.
Environmental groups reacted with a mix of confusion and anger -- the pledge had been a hopeful sign for them amid a climate of increasing sales of S.U.V.'s and a complementary surge in gas consumption.
But right now, in a climate of increasing repression, it seems that art and culture are being put into the service of money and power, an unquestioning surrender to authority that contradicts these liberal institutions' very ideals.
