The phrase "an increased exposition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a greater level of detail or explanation provided in a particular context, such as in writing, presentations, or discussions.
Example: "The report included an increased exposition of the project's objectives, making it easier for stakeholders to understand the goals."
Alternatives: "a greater elaboration" or "an expanded explanation."
Furthermore, there are concerns that an increased environmental exposition to hormone analogues results in fertility problems and possibly also in aberrant imprinting (Kobayashi et al. 2009; Anway et al. 2005).
The increasing exposition temperature leads to a significant embrittlement of the composite, while the elastic properties (modulus) remain unchanged.
When the application scenario allows their use, data aggregation techniques can significantly reduce the amount of data exchanged over the wireless link at the price of an increased computational complexity and the potential exposition to data integrity risks in the presence of malicious nodes.
Remarkably, BC-treated probationers with long smoking history and/or asbestos exposition showed a 16 28% increased lung cancer incidence entailing an increased mortality risk in comparison with placebo controls.
An increased exposure to infections in day care centers, increased susceptibility to infections secondary to cigarette smoke exposition, adenoidal hypertrophy, and bronchial hyperreactivity and/or atopy all contribute to a high frequency of respiratory complaints.
Furthermore, increased sun exposition and a good vitamin D status in childhood and adolescence, reflected by the serum values of 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH D) [13], have been associated with a decreased risk for developing MS [14] [16].
Moreover, expression of both bmrC and bmrD genes was strongly increased upon exposition of B. subtilis to many antibiotics, supporting a role for BmrC/BmrD as a new multidrug transporter [31].
Its concentration in examined solution continuously increased during exposition to Xe lamp light, whereas the concentration of ibuprofen simultaneously decreased.
Its concentration in examined solution continuously increased during exposition to Xe lamp light, whereas concentration of ketoprofen simultaneously decreased.
Both events can develop spontaneously; nevertheless their frequency can be increased under exposition to certain endogenous or exogenous agents [ 4, 12, 13].
