The phrase "approach to increasing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a method or strategy for increasing something, such as a skill, result, or outcome. Example: Our company's approach to increasing sales has been to focus on customer retention rather than solely acquiring new customers.
Besides natalist strategies, there is another obvious approach to increasing the population.
"I believe it needs a more holistic approach to increasing penetration, as opposed to just the cost of broadband.
SiOnyx is taking a different approach to increasing the absorption of red and infrared light in thin silicon devices.
It was created following research into women and girls playing football, with feedback from both participants and non-participants, and encourages a creative approach to increasing participation numbers.
"The industry is characterised by low customer satisfaction, a weak record of investment in skills and innovation and a cautious approach to increasing levels of output".
"And a lot of people are coming to the conclusion that a gradual approach to increasing rates is not the death knell for equities".
Co-fermentation of glucose and xylose from lignocelluloses is an efficient approach to increasing ethanol production.
This approach to increasing the capacity of cellular networks is called "adaptive beamforming". And engineers at Nokia are quickly bringing it closer to commercial use.
The Case Foundation recently put $5 million into PlayPumps International, a nonprofit group that has developed a new approach to increasing access to clean water in African villages.
One approach to increasing power output is to increase the temperatures at which solar thermal power plants can operate, which would make them more efficient.
One approach to increasing detector sensitivity is to couple a thick pixelated scintillator array to an active matrix flat panel imager (AMFPI) incorporating amorphous silicon thin film electronics.
