The phrase "are focused on increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals, objectives, or efforts aimed at growth or improvement in a specific area.
Example: "Our team is focused on increasing productivity to meet the upcoming deadlines."
Alternatives: "are aimed at boosting" or "are dedicated to enhancing".
And I think blockchain is uniquely positioned to help us bring that conversation around to a more positive outlook, one where companies are focused on increasing brand value, rather than protecting what already exists.
Many are focused on increasing the pipeline of women studying STEM in high school and college.
Efforts are focused on increasing domestic waste-processing capacities and exporting to other developing countries such as Vietnam and Malaysia.
Government officials and housing advocates say they are focused on increasing the pace of development and reforming local laws so that developers are incentivized to construct denser projects.
Successful established companies are focused on increasing scale and are often better at scaling proof of concepts than creating new products from scratch.
These innovations are focused on increasing the level of patient care in the facilities and reducing hospitalizations, while also reducing operating costs.
I find that most interventions when discussing scaling are focused on increased staffing and doing more "for" refugees in the process.
That is why we are focusing on increasing physical activity and improving nutrition in childhood settings and in neighborhoods with limited access to healthier food options.
Despite this being known, so far councils are focussing on increasing the amount of advice available, or outsourcing the self-funding support service to one professional support supplier.
Therefore, researchers are focusing on increasing existing crop grain yield levels.
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