The phrase "a method of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing techniques or strategies aimed at enhancing or boosting something, such as performance, efficiency, or productivity.
Example: "The researchers developed a method of increasing the accuracy of the data collection process."
Alternatives: "a technique for enhancing" or "a strategy to boost".
"The drive for younger apprentices should be understood more as a method of increasing the uptake for those under 19," she says.
As a method of increasing the resolution, a partition of unity based extrinsic enrichment is used.
As a method of increasing resolution, extrinsic enrichment of partition of unity is used.
We propose a method of increasing the overall sensitivity of the microphone by increasing its electrical sensitivity.
Researchers have found that the molecular communication in healthy T cells is fundamentally different than that of overworked T cells, suggesting that a method of increasing their longevity could be discovered.
Staged injection of oxygen along the length of the reactor was investigated as a method of increasing the selectivity of oxidation reactions.
Micro-cracking of the wool fiber cuticle was proposed as a method of increased dye uptake for samples that had undergone ultrasonic pretreatment in an alkaline scouring solution [21].
In a new report, Gartner says that "recognizing a job well done is a proven method of increasing employee morale and engagement". More than ever, culture is a competitive differentiator, and a key part of attracting, engaging and ultimately retaining employees.
In this setting, health programs that incorporate a pedometer have become a popular method of increasing physical activity as they are low-cost, small, light, portable and easy to-use [ 16].
In a new report, Gartner says that "recognizing a job well done is a proven method of increasing employee morale and engagement".
A new method of increasing the reactivity of ultrathin nanosheets, just a few atoms thick, can someday make fuel cells for hydrogen cars cheaper, a new Johns Hopkins study finds.
