The phrase "an increased scope of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expansion or broadening of a particular area, topic, or project.
Example: "The project will have an increased scope of work to include additional features and functionalities."
Alternatives: "a broader range of" or "an expanded area of".
This tool would allow the evaluation of an increased scope of hydrocyclone geometries.
A benefit for nursing included an increased scope of practice for the community nurses involved, but the additional workload, particularly within an already stretched service, was identified as a challenge.
Together with recent studies [ 31- 33], that have shown an increased scope of central tolerance [ 34] to self-antigens, our data suggest that the mechanism(s) of natural peripheral tolerance did not evolve the capacity to easily deal with a tissue expressing a multitude of new antigens.
Practical nurses have experienced an increasing scope of practice, including an expectation to care for complex patients and function on interdisciplinary teams.
Our goal is to support an increasing scope of chemical systems, including biomolecules (DNA, RNA, saccarides, etc)., materials (crystallography, polymers, surfaces), nanoscience (nanoparticles, nanotubes, graphene, etc).
VET teachers in some countries are faced with an increasing scope of learning, social and behavioural problems faced by their younger students and the teachers often deal with the students' social, psychological and personal problems (Cort and Rolls 2010; Kats et al. 2010; Susimetsä 2010).
30 Two motivations for the creation of new screening techniques are decreasing the age at which it can be applied, and increasing output and/or decreasing cost, either by a simpler and more rapid method to detect a particular disease, or by an increased scope in the number of diseases that can be diagnosed using the same test.
Roy's ingenious union intersection principle provides an alternative avenue, often having some computational advantages, increased scope of adaptability, and flexibility beyond conventional likelihood paradigms.
So, what's driving this increased scope of responsibility?
What opportunities does this increased scope of the Third Law offer to our own 21st century search for life beyond Earth?
Of course that might have more to do with the increased scope of the internet than any artistic shortcomings.
