The phrase "a mode of increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or approaches to enhance or boost something, such as performance, productivity, or efficiency.
Example: "The researchers proposed a mode of increasing the efficiency of the solar panels through innovative design."
Alternatives: "a method of enhancement" or "a way to boost".
Though cerebral edema is not a prominent feature of this ALF model, it still corresponds to the clinical situation in the majority of cases, where the overall incidence of clinical cerebral edema in association with ALF appears to be decreasing (less than 25%), while the incidence of multiple organ failure as a mode of death is increasing [ 25, 26].
Recently, policy interest in promoting cycling as a mode of transport has increased substantially within Europe.
(Jandel Scientific, California, USA) Three types of comparisons were made: (i) within a mode, the impact of increasing PEEPe, (ii) at a given PEEPe, the impact of PSP versus PSN, (iii) PSN at PEEPe0% versus PSP at PEEPe80% (considered to be optimal PEEP).
Bicycle couriers are a mode of freight transportation that has been increasing in popularity in recent years, and many cities have at least one courier service operating in their centre.
Fourth, we did not compare noisy PSV with other modes capable of increasing the variability of the breathing pattern, namely NAVA and PAV.
P. aeruginosa chronic lung infection is the major cause of morbidity and mortality in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF), and is characterized by a biofilm mode of growth, increased levels of specific IgG antibodies and immune complex formation.
MBL appears to have a dual mode of action: increased MBL leads to enhanced complement activation and tissue damage, while its deficiency has been linked with defective clearance of apoptotic cells that provide a stimulus for autoantibody formation [ 17].
In other words, the growth in the use of ICTs as a mode of teaching necessitates their growth as a mode of assessment, which, Gipps' claims, increases the mode validity of the assessment practices.
Multivariate mode hunting is of increasing practical importance.
Further, calculation of invasive SVR, not undertaken in this study, would provide more information as to the mode of increase in CO without concomitant rise in arterial BP.
