The phrase "achieving increased productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals or outcomes related to improving efficiency or output in a work or organizational context.
Example: "Our main objective this quarter is achieving increased productivity through better time management and resource allocation."
Alternatives: "enhancing productivity" or "boosting productivity".
There is a need for approaches that maximize the use of available resources to achieve increased productivity and quality performance from the available workforce [ 6].
Within-breed selection may not achieve increased productivity per animal as rapidly as cross-breeding methods, but offers the opportunity to retain the adaptive characteristics already present in indigenous breeds and which may offer opportunity for adaptation to changing climates.
An enhanced knowledge of the effects on plants physiology and biochemistry and interaction with rhizosphere and endophytic microbes should lead to achieve increased crop productivity through a better use of HS inputs in Agriculture.
To overcome this physiological limit and to achieve increased volumetric productivity, the produced biomass must be retained in a bioreactor, for example equipped with an external cell retention system.
Global competitiveness is achieved by increased productivity, focussed direction and increased pace of innovation and growth.
From this simple insight, the decisive conclusion can be drawn that Switzerland contrary to most EU countries—has already strongly exploited its labour potential and, therefore, additional sustainable growth has to be achieved by increasing productivity.
Despite the successes achieved in increasing productivity, farmer self-organization, and farmer incomes, a lingering question that remains is how the achievements can be made more sustainable under a changing climate.
For example, a new regulator of avermectin biosynthesis in Streptomyces avermitilis, HrdB, was identified through transcriptome profiling in our previous study, and increased productivity was achieved by modifying the hrdB gene [ 27].
Furthermore, Betancourt et al. (2008) suggest that the true reintegration of former child soldiers depends on access to educational and training opportunities that will support them to achieve greater self-sufficiency and increased productivity within their communities [ 30].
