The phrase "approach significantly increases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or effectiveness of a particular method or strategy in achieving a notable improvement or growth.
Example: "The new training program's approach significantly increases employee productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "method greatly enhances" or "strategy markedly boosts".
Needless to say, this approach significantly increases the water footprint of any product or activity.
The proposed approach significantly increases the accuracy of the forecast.
Using an 8-sensor array module exposed to six different gases, we show that our proposed multi-kernel approach significantly increases the robustness of the system.
Since customers and prospects are moving in and out of different communication channels throughout their day, taking an integrated multichannel approach significantly increases the opportunity for marketers to engage in brand-defining conversation.
We show that the multivariate approach significantly increases the prediction accuracy for schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depressive disorder in the discovery as well as in independent validation datasets.
Importantly, recent demonstration of postassembly derivatization of LbL films into soft, hydrogel-like films, as well as in situ cross-linking of polymers during deposition using a click chemistry approach significantly increases the appeal of using LbL assembly for surface modification of biomaterials.
We sought to determine if the new, mosaicked approach significantly increased the change area monitored in the observation periods and if the detection under both approaches is valid.
This approach significantly increased both the reliability and the number of peptide identifications.
The use of a multiplex PCR approach significantly increased the through-put and cost-savings of the assay.
However, the quadriceps-sparing approach significantly increased operative time when compared with the standard parapatellar approach (MD = 18.22, 95%% CI [9.92, 26.51], P < 0.05).
Although this approach significantly increased the validation rate from 27%to63%3%, the effect on TP dropout was also significant (34%) (see Additional file 1: Table S6).
