The phrase "adding or increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making something larger or more numerous, often in contexts related to quantities, values, or features.
Example: "The company is focused on adding or increasing its market share in the upcoming fiscal year."
Alternatives: "augmenting or enhancing" or "boosting or expanding".
"They won't be adding or increasing fees, but they won't be decreasing them either," says Ferencsik.
Patients with suboptimal glucose control and HbA1c between 7 and 9% (53.0 74.9 mmol/mol) should have intensification of therapy either by adding or increasing the dose of oral agents or by adjusting the dose of basal insulin.
In the post-visit survey, providers also answered questions regarding if and how the antihypertensive regimen was changed at the visit; medication intensification (as a dichotomous measure) was defined as providers adding or increasing a BP medication dose without stopping another medication or decreasing a dose [ 9].
This mutuality is expressed in the meanings of the two characters that make up kaji: Ka, literally meaning "adding" or "increasing," is explained to be the Buddha's compassion that pours down upon, entering into, the practitioner's mind (shin) like sunrays on water.
In recent months, several online delivery companies have added or increased delivery fees.
Some airlines also added or increased fees for a second checked bag on international routes.
Over a dozen states added or increased their minimum wage rates in 2014.
Administration officials declined to say what that increase would be, or whether other taxes might be added or increased as well.
"We are taxed entirely too much," said David A. Castelveter, a spokesman for the Air Transport Association, an airline trade group that has been battling efforts to add or increase air travel taxes.
Other medications were added or increased in dose at the discretion of the investigator.
The BP regimen was considered intensified if medication was added or increased without stopping or decreasing another medication.
