The phrase "an augmentation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase or enhancement in a particular area, such as performance, capacity, or quality.
Example: "The study showed an augmentation in the participants' cognitive abilities after the training program."
Alternatives: "an increase in" or "a rise in".
Fast-food nation was invented in the eighteen-thirties, and Captain Hall's puzzled observation that in America the word "improvement" seemed to mean "an augmentation in the number of houses and people and above all in the amount of cleared land" has not lost any of its validity with the passing of a hundred and seventy-odd years.
In the same study, the authors found an augmentation in the arterial stiffness measured by AI.
We introduce an augmentation in which each case is weighted individually over an independent set of properties.
Microinjection of kainic acid into the FN caused an augmentation in inspiratory duration and amplitude and in expiratory duration.
The results reveal evidence of efficiency in business transactions and an augmentation in the competitiveness of firms due to the adoption of e-business tools.
The overexpression of these factors correlates with an augmentation in root diameter that may facilitate soil penetration by roots and water transport.
Children who had a history of intolerance or nonresponse to atomoxetine were excluded because of the ethical reason that they should not be enrolled in an augmentation study in which they have demonstrated inadequate response to both treatments.
Between T1 and T2, we observed three different profiles, a diminution (improvement) of mottling score in five patients, an augmentation (worsening) in five patients, and no variation in four patients.
Hyperventilation has been proposed as an augmentation strategy in electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) in accordance with its proconvulsant effect.
It is also an augmentation strategy in the therapy of depressive disorders (Bschor et al. 2007).
There is only one small double-blind randomised controlled study of aripiprazole as an augmentation agent in bipolar disorder.
