The phrase "an increased impetus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a boost or motivation for action or change in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy provided an increased impetus for employees to improve their productivity."
Alternatives: "a greater motivation" or "an enhanced drive".
Thanks to the proliferation of TV content on streaming services like Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, and iTunes – and the release of DVDs of every season of a show imaginable (DVDs, how last century!) – there is an increased impetus to be a completist.
This supports the findings of previous studies and should thus contribute to an increased impetus to encourage vaccination of staff.
There is certainly now an increased impetus to undertake such NGS studies in both sequential tumour and circulating plasma DNA specimens in early phase trials for retrospective correlation with antitumour responses.
Just as aneuploidy screening in the first trimester has become the accepted standard of care, so too is there an increasing impetus for the earlier prediction of other pregnancy complications, in the belief that doing so will facilitate appropriate monitoring and timely intervention to reduce maternal and/or fetal morbidity and mortality.
The issue of how different government agencies work together in a more coordinated way is not a new one, but since the late 1990s has gained increased impetus becoming a central feature of the New Labour government's policy [ 2].
While not a new issue, a best-selling book by French economist Thomas Piketty gave increased impetus to this debate (see my review).
The publication of the national folk epic, the Kalevala, created from folk songs collected among the eastern dialects by the folklorist and philologist Elias Lönnrot (first edition in 1835; substantially expanded in 1849), gave increased impetus to the movement to develop a common national language encompassing all dialect areas.
This research has given increased impetus to the study of tektites, meteorites, and meteorite craters on Earth.
The World Report on Disability and Rehabilitation has given increased impetus to addressing the health needs and health rights of people with disabilities, particularly in low-income countries [ 9].
In addition to clinical applications, increased impetus for the development of such technologies has been catalysed by pharmaceutical companies investing in the development of molecular therapies.
Furthermore, the emergence of clinical positron emission tomography (PET), along with the increased impetus provided by the development of combined PET/CT systems, might suggest that PET, rather than conventional nuclear medicine, will be the mainstay of functional imaging of cancer into the future.
