The phrase "and increased scale of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing growth, expansion, or enhancement in size, capacity, or scope in various contexts, such as business, technology, or projects.
Example: "The new strategy aims to improve efficiency and increased scale of operations to meet growing demand."
Alternatives: "and expanded scope of" or "and greater magnitude of".
They see the high growth and increasing scale of our startups.
Systems biology has embraced computational modeling in response to the quantitative nature and increasing scale of contemporary data sets.
and increased scale both of ships and of shipping operations have embedded shipping into logistics systems of increasing complexity and reach.
Both mechanisms generate similar predictions: a higher concentration of medical services increases the scale of the intermediate medical industry and the increased scale of the intermediate industry then results in reduced cost of producing medical inputs.
They learned a lot from Webern, and more from each other, but they went their own ways, Feldman (despite his bulk and the increasing scale of his music) always on pianissimo tiptoe along the same line, Cage everywhere, while somehow always being in the same place.
By the advent of large-scale enterprise applications of DOC, caching methods fail to keep pace with the increasing importance of performance and the increasing scale of DOC system.
As for talent, last year's influx of large, engineer-led offices to New York from Google (1,000 engineers in one downtown building) new offices from Facebook and Twitter, plus the increasing scale of locals like Foursquare and Tumblr means engineering talent is becoming thicker on the ground.
Data from England and Wales indicate further the increasing scale of the problem of multiresistant infections.
This has been accompanied by a pronounced internal rural-to-urban migration, largely because of the increasing scale of farming and the mechanization of agriculture.
