The phrase "amplified in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of increasing the intensity or effect of something.
Example: "The sound was amplified in order to reach a larger audience during the concert."
Alternatives: "enhanced to" or "increased to".
Various sounds were amplified in order to shock viewers.
Since reduced seismic force is used in the design, computed displacements from an elastic analysis are amplified in order to estimate the actual deformations following a severe earthquake.
While the electric guitar was originally designed to be simply amplified in order to reproduce its sound at a higher volume, guitarists quickly discovered the creative possibilities of using the amplifier to modify the sound, particularly by extreme settings of tone and volume controls.
To monitor possible changes in mtDNA copy number, a short fragment of the mitochondrial genome is also amplified in order to normalize the data.
Both strands were amplified in order to gain the complete sequence.
An 850 bp ND2 fragment was amplified in order to determine whether the clusters corresponded to the two mtDNA lineages outlined by Jin et al. [ 39].
It is assumed that initial signals emanate from those few mucosal cells which become infected in the initial phase of the infection, and that these initial signals are amplified subsequently in order to mount a tissue-wide defense.
Following the procedure described in Shiller et al. [36], the spectrally altered acoustic signal was amplified sufficiently in order to limit subjects' perception of their unaltered air/bone conducted speech signal (masking noise was not added due to its potential impact on the perceived noise spectrum of the fricatives).
Exons 2 6 were amplified together in order to overcome amplification problems due to exon 6, which contained the repetitive zinc finger sequence.
Multiplex PCR is an extension of the standard PCR protocol in which multiple loci are amplified simultaneously in order to save time, improve throughput, and reduce the total cost of reagents.
But I do think it is intrinsic to social media which is strongly incentivized to amplify outrage in order to maximize attention and emotional intensity.
