The phrase "a tool to increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods, resources, or instruments that enhance or boost something, such as productivity, efficiency, or performance.
Example: "This software serves as a tool to increase our team's collaboration and communication."
Alternatives: "a means to enhance" or "a resource for boosting".
He said it was probably also a tool to increase the psychological pressure on the opposition.
They involve agreeing the "rulebook" to turn the Paris deal from a set of inadequate national targets to a tool to increase ambition over the coming years.
He apologised for privacy breaches and other violations and said Facebook would expand a pilot of a tool to increase transparency around adverts before Ireland's abortion referendum.
It shows that a human-centred design of intersections can be a tool to increase interaction, cohesion, and in turn even social capital.
Rather than focusing on the competition presented by other firms in the marketplace, McGovern suggested that competition be used as a tool to increase productivity.
This study investigates the use of Dean vortices as a tool to increase mass transfer performance in membrane contactors.
Baksaas thinks the new workspace is not just an office but a communication tool to increase the collisions between workers.
As a household, brainstorm ways that you can use having a cell phone as a teaching tool to increase personal responsibility.
Therefore, a universal correction procedure would be a helpful tool to increase the accuracy of the data obtained from a gas-chromatographic preseparation.
These experiments serve as a demonstration for the platform as a viable tool to increase experimental throughput and permit novel experimental possibilities in any biomedical research lab.
"By documenting all the sources of information about incidents at sea with the highest possible degree of precision, the aim is to develop a new tool to increase accountability in the Mediterranean," a spokesman said.
