The phrase "a view to increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express an intention or goal of enhancing or raising something, often in a formal context.
Example: "The company implemented new strategies with a view to increasing its market share."
Alternatives: "aiming to increase" or "with the intention of increasing".
Also, house valuations should be revised with a view to increasing the tax take.
—Search marketing: iCrossing has been hired to push City's brand through natural and paid search, with a view to increasing "engagement and commercial value".
They should be innovative and lead research and development with a view to increasing the company's competitive position while all the time supporting, driving and growing the business.
But 2009, the year the first cohort of top-up fee students graduates, is far too early to assess those impacts with a view to increasing (perhaps doubling) the debt burden.
And starting in 2015, the NUS has agreed to participate in a 10-year review of the NSS, with a view to increasing the extent to which students are treated as partners.
A non-binding decision for countries to review their national targets in 2020 and then every five years with a view to increasing their greenhouse gas cuts, and to hold regular global stocktakes of progress towards the collective temperature goal.
The role will involve leading a small team in developing, marketing and delivering services to the NHS and social care, with a view to increase income to the charity.
The network...needs to put pressure on the European institutions with a view to increase this amount".The spectacle of organisations that receive EU money using their money to campaign for more EU money is only one example of this looking-glass world.
The purpose of this study was to develop stable nitrofurazone nanosuspensions based gel (NTZ nanogel) suitable for topical delivery with a view to increase skin bioavailability.
Detailed investigations were undertaken on velocity, pressure distribution, wall shear stress and turbulence intensity with a view to increase the valve performance.
With a view to increase the design life from 40 to 60 years and beyond, studies are being carried out to develop 316LN grade austenitic stainless steels with superior high temperature mechanical properties.
