The phrase "actually be increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential for something to be raised or augmented, often in a context where there may be doubt or surprise about the increase.
Example: "The budget for the project can actually be increased if we find additional funding sources."
Alternatives: "can indeed be raised" or "may truly be enhanced."
But others counter that because of the ease of creating hybrids with apomixis, crop variability could actually be increased.
In current Pentagon thinking, officials have said, the deterrent effect will actually be increased by pulling back the troops, because the bulk of the fighting would be done by long-range, precision weapons.
However, so far, no study has investigated whether prosocial behavior can actually be increased through compassion training and whether the practice of compassion promotes a generalized tendency for prosocial behavior.
As a result, the number of proteins identified may actually be increased (see below) as compared with MALDI.
Paradoxically, although antidepressants have been shown to be effective in reducing the symptoms of depression 3 4 there is concern that rates of suicide and self harm may actually be increased by treatment, particularly in younger people.
For example, the authors mention how "it is also known that lifespan can actually be increased under mild stress", which is called hormesis by various authors with important contributions in this context (e.g., Rattan).
If that were the case, innovation itself (ie, the "mutation" rate) could actually be increasing.
"As the size of the Taliban real estate diminishes, the danger to coalition forces may actually be increasing," he said.
"Under the guise of reducing bills for consumers, the chancellor will actually be increasing consumers' bills.
Within 20 years the policy will actually be increasing the deficit.
Some argue, however, that for the long-term health of the economy the government should actually be increasing its borrowing, not cutting it.
