The phrase "an increase in documentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the growth or rise in the amount of documentation required or produced in a specific context, such as a project or process.
Example: "Due to the new regulations, there has been an increase in documentation that our team must complete."
Alternatives: "a rise in documentation" or "an uptick in documentation".
Audits of 53 charts preimplementation and 63 postimplementation showed an increase in documentation of pain from 24.5%too 74.6% (P < 0.001) of charts.
We found an increase in documentation of overall prognosis.
The studies examined changes in documentation in orthopedic patients with handheld electronic medical records compared to paper charts, and both found an increase in documentation.
An increase in documentation of diagnosis, identification of the causative agent, and action or plan then occurred at A&E clerking, see Additional file 2. For example, the suspected causative agent was stated in 17/59 (29%) of A&E Triage data sources and in 40/58 (69%) of A&E Clerking data sources.
Our study also showed a 6.2% increase in documentation of home blood pressure for every $10,000 increase in the median income of the patient's zip code.
Amongst the remaining 85% with either potentially explicable or inexplicable results, there was a significant increase in documentation of results as abnormal from 25%to91%1% of cases between the first and second audit periods (p = 0.00 using z-test).
Each individual ICU saw an increase in patient-care documentation, with absolute increases ranging from 12% in the ICU with the highest baseline documentation to 68% in the ICU with the lowest baseline documentation.
Increasingly detailed chart documentation was observed after ASP, with an increase in formally documented stop dates, as well as reductions in antimicrobial use and costs after ASP implementation.
The immediate impact in the early stages of adoption in any design practice will be an increase in productivity in design documentation.
The rate of reporting of falls increased in both groups probably reflecting an increase in the awareness and documentation of falls and the rate of attrition of residents over the period of follow-up was higher than expected with 23% of residents moving or dying during the period of the trial.
It can be regarded as a counterfactual prediction of what the (log) of day trips would have been in the presence of the 9/11 shock to the border procedures but absent the January 2008 increase in documentation requirements.
