The phrase "an increased flexibility of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or improvement of flexibility in a particular context, such as in business, education, or personal development.
Example: "The new policy allows for an increased flexibility of work hours, enabling employees to better balance their personal and professional lives."
Alternatives: "greater flexibility in" or "enhanced adaptability of".
An advantage is gained in an increased flexibility of the laboratory staff with respects to skills, but a disadvantage is the possible reduction of productivity and quality of results in the transitional period.
We will also address some important improvements to the micro-hotplate structure, which leads to an increased flexibility of the device.
In contrast, large conformational drifts occurred at pH 8 in the loop regions, and an increased flexibility of helix IVp was observed on the pH shift.
The obtained spectroscopic data were interpreted as to show an increased flexibility of the CF3 derivative compared to the unsubstituted octreotide, which could then explain the lower affinity.
The Li+ cation coordination in 2D-MFI is considerably improved compared to 3D-MFI due to the large concentration of surface silanols and due to an increased flexibility of the material.
The glycine substitution analogue, kiadin, had a slightly better antibacterial activity and reduced haemolytic activity, which may correlate with an increased flexibility of its helical structure, as deduced using molecular dynamics simulations.
In the ternary complex, the C-terminal half of the light chain of pertuzumab shows an increased flexibility, induced by the presence of trastuzumab (Additional file 4).
Another new interaction perhaps facilitated by the increased flexibility of an A−U compared to a G−C pair is also possible.
One of the benefits of a business network is the increased flexibility of linking actors together.
Its broader substrate specificity seems to be rooted in increased flexibility of a substrate-binding arginine (R291) and the interactions of this residue with the N-terminus of the second chain of the dimer.
Further evidence comes from the notable improvements in endothelial function which lead to increased flow mediated dilation [4, 5] and increased flexibility of the vascular system, also known as augmentation [6, 7].
