The phrase "and increased pace of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise in speed or frequency of an action or process.
Example: "The project was successful due to the increased pace of development and collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "and accelerated rate of" or "and heightened speed of".
For tiger habitats, Nepal's rapidly developing co-management provide insights that may be helpful in stemming the range-wide decline in tiger numbers and increasing pace of local population extinctions.
The dynamic nature of culture and increasing pace of cultural change suggest that additional research is needed to determine whether cultural patterns of shared understandings are the causes or consequences (or both) of childhood obesity.
As such, we argue that the conceptual framework of AIAI is important to distinguish from other types of evolutionary change in the native range because it fills in an important gap in our understanding of factors that promote invasive success and helps us recognize and understand the rapidity and increasing pace of biological invasions.
A final star example demonstrating the benefits to collaboration and the increased pace of science when we share comes from the 2011 E. coli 0104:H4 outbreak in Europe, to which over 3,500 people fell ill (resulting in 53 deaths).
"From an operational standpoint, it's increased pace of play dramatically, and that means more players on the course.
Notice the framing — "a slightly increased pace of reduction in the unemployment rate".
Increased pace of sequential movements resulted in greater activations in M1, caudal PMd, caudal SMA and superior parietal lobe.
Has the sheer quantity of information and the increasing pace of life so overwhelmed us that we no longer have the time or temerity to fact-check when what we hear doesn't make sense?
The study population, however, had been chosen to be representative for a future that employees will face more and more frequently: increasing pace of changes, shorter status quo time, "project work" and other challenges that were new to knowledge workers.
