The phrase "an increased time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a longer duration or an extension of time in a specific context.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will need to allocate an increased time for the project completion."
Alternatives: "an extended period" or "a longer duration".
In keeping with this, we observed in vitro that an increased time of exposure to ICG resulted in increased cell labelling.
The impact of these gaps, the survey found, is an increased workload across the organisation (61%) and an increased time to deliver the work (51%).
The perceived advantages of the DOE model included an increased time to devote to clinical education, improved consistency of supervision and decreased stress levels for staff.
This leads to a new family of time-stepping algorithms that combine forward backward feedback with the best known synchronous algorithms, allowing an increased time step due to the enhanced internal stability without sacrificing its accuracy.
2. With semi-retirement I discovered that activities frequently associated with an increased time availability, such as golf and tennis, fly fishing, travel, etc., became less than exciting (i.e. rather routine and job-like) when available 24/7; such previous pastimes, while still enjoyable, had less allure lacking a return to a career occupation at the end of vacation.
Leet et al. [26] didn't find any correlation between an increased time from injury to surgical intervention and poor results.
The second goal is to improve accuracy of client data reporting by 40%, through an increased time in surveys while on client calls.
As a consequence, it will contribute to reduce the speed for an increased time and at the most risky situation when going out behind the bus [11].
At T1 the factors associated with an increased time to definitive treatment were shock and thoracic drainage in the TR (p < 0.05).
She exhibited only an increased time of execution of Trail Making test's part B, a task aimed at measuring visual attention and concentration.
This leads to the believed position (most likely state, x ̂ t ) varying greatly, resulting in an increased time period before the uncertainty has been narrowed down sufficiently for a contact to occur with the table (or simply by chance).
