The phrase "an increased profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise in visibility, awareness, or prominence of a person, organization, or issue.
Example: "The charity has gained an increased profile in the community after its recent fundraising events."
Alternatives: "a higher profile" or "greater visibility".
Both resulted in an increased profile for Welsh disabled athletes.
In travel terms, each of them can expect an increased profile as a possible holiday destination.
It's true that the last three years have seen improvements in Australia and England: players have modest professional contracts, games are more available via digital TV and streaming, the last two Ashes had an increased profile and plans are afoot for a Women's Big Bash League.
If Buttigieg's bid fails, he will still get the benefit of an increased profile without the politically damaging effects.
Eve Myles has enjoyed an increased profile since being cast as Gwen Cooper in Torchwood and is now considered one of Wales' greatest drama exports.
An increased profile places the accent on performance.
Add a growing reputation on the field to an increasing profile off it, and you have the semblance of a sporting phenomenon.
It decided to organise under the umbrella of the Independent Workers of Great Britain IWGBB) union, which has been building an increasing profile among workers in sectors that have not traditionally been unionised to a great degree.
We found that these interim deadlines in fact led to lower completion rates in our set-up; we also found no evidence in the aggregate data (although there was considerable heterogeneity) of an increasing profile of the number of hours spent at the task over time, suggesting that the degree of present-bias in the participant population is not that high.
Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, particularly methane emissions from sheep and cattle have gained an increasing profile in the policy and academic worlds since the publication of a seminal report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations FAOon on the environmental impact of farm animals (Steinfeld et al. 2006).
11 The use of high-fidelity simulation within medical education is gaining an increasing profile as a means by which the clinical practice skills of undergraduates and postgraduates can be acquired and evaluated in a low-risk environment.
