The phrase "an increased value in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in a specific metric, measurement, or aspect of something.
Example: "The new marketing strategy has resulted in an increased value in customer engagement metrics."
Alternatives: "a higher value in" or "an enhancement in".
Grounded in the expectancy value theory of achievement motivation (Eccles et al. 1983), a quantitatively literate person would have increased expectations for success in quantitative situations, they would have an increased value in mathematics and statistics for its social utility and would have an increased level of intrinsic interest in quantitative situations (Wilkins, in press, 2010).
The relation between cause and effect can be positive in the sense that an increased value, or presence, of the cause variable leads to an increased value in the effect variable.
(2) Agglomerated two-layer graphenes do not possess an increased value in the peak strength compared with single-layer graphene-reinforced polymer nanocomposite (PNC), while two separate layers of graphene show slightly higher peak strength.
All samples treated with NFC show an increased value in breaking force that fluctuates strongly in its intensity.
Therefore an increasing value in Salton's measure reflects an increase in bilateral collaboration over and above the general increase in internationally co-authored papers.
In FIA this effect is shown as an increased value, while in IFMA assays lower results are obtained.
Also Th1 cytokines IL-12 and IFN- γ showed a tendency towards increased values in CRC.
Using straw buyers, and hoping for an ever increasing value in home prices, it was easy for her to get loans from banks who encouraged her to fudge financial reports.
The minimisation of water and waster flows is an objective of increasing value in industries.
"It's a way to increase value in health insurance," Hutson said.
This divergence between what a private citizen might desire versus what society may want is a ripe topic for efforts to increase value in health care.
