The phrase "an increased involvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise in participation or engagement in a particular context or activity.
Example: "The project aims to promote an increased involvement of community members in local decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "a greater participation of" or "an enhanced engagement of".
Especially, chronic diseases with frequent consultations and less change in therapy could be possible domains where an increased involvement of practice nurses decreases GPs' workload and increases patient satisfaction [ 5].
The authors conclude that an increased involvement of the industry sector in policy design and management processes can be an important measure to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of climate and energy policies.
This requires an increased involvement of the users who will be encouraged to offer even better performance.
Information on IUU fishing during the early 2000s indicated an increased involvement of Asian interests and the emergence of organized and coordinated trade of toothfish in Asia [25].
The sociologist approach calls for an increased involvement of project stakeholders (including farmers) in the design and implementation of impact evaluation.
Along with the development of fetal treatment and postnatal care there has been an increased involvement of paediatricians in consulting pregnant women concerning prenatal decisions [ 32].
Widespread upheaval on the other hand, requires an increased involvement and co-ordination of health sector partners, be they private, donor, NGO or faith based.
Theoretically, it will be difficult to provide a final answer to this question, but the empirical observation of the positive skills development of German apprentices over the last decade – a period of increased involvement of apprentices in productive work (Jansen et al. 2012) – shows that skills acquisition and productive work can indeed be complements.
This data suggests a frequency-dependent increased involvement of the left M1 in ipsilateral hand control.
Another study showed that some patients feared a worsening of the patient-doctor relationship as a consequence of the increased involvement of nurses [ 13].
11 Taking the citizen's perspective on healthcare processes also requires a systems view and is an important step in the increased involvement of the citizens/patients in the improvement of healthcare processes.
