The phrase "a guarantee to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assurances or promises related to growth or improvement in a specific context, such as business or personal development.
Example: "Our new marketing strategy provides a guarantee to increase customer engagement and sales over the next quarter."
Alternatives: "an assurance of growth" or "a promise of improvement."
The Tory prime minister reassured these older voters that a generous guarantee to increase the state pension, known as the "triple lock", introduced by his coalition government, would remain in place under Tory rule.
Pensioners have gained from the state pension "triple lock", a government guarantee to increase the state pension every year by the higher of inflation, average earnings or a minimum of 2.5%, at a time when many workers are suffering flat or falling wages.
Activists reacted to a plan guaranteed to increase the indebtedness of a nation already crippled by the kind of neoliberal policies for which Clinton belatedly apologized.
His current project involves handing out fliers of his boss's greatest hits on street corners, an activity guaranteed to increase anybody's feeling of invisibility.
Suarez apparently insisted that the money should go in that direction, which, of course, wasn't his right, but it was a nice sentimental gesture guaranteed to increase his stock on the terraces and was an easy enough resort for a club whose response was already profoundly supine.
In other words, when the object was moving directly toward them, people were terrible at estimating distance, bad at guessing speed and highly inaccurate at predicting trajectory — a combination all but guaranteed to increase the opposition's batting average.
This is equivalent to having reliable parity bits, that is, connected to rootchecks of a certain order, and it guarantees to increase the coefficients.
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