The phrase "are radically increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant changes or enhancements in quantity, intensity, or degree.
Example: "The resources allocated to the project are radically increased to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "are significantly raised" or "are greatly enhanced."
Platforms are radically increasing their focus on trust, both with the buyers as well as sellers.
And because the profits are recycled, for example by providing cheap land for social landlords, the number and quality of social homes can be radically increased without significant cost to the public purse.
He hoped to repeat his success of the previous year when his unexpected and highly popular announcement that inheritance taxes would be radically increased had shaken the Labour Government so much that Gordon Brown canceled his plans to call an early election.
Thus, the recombination of carriers is followed in the ZnO nanorods, and the luminescence is radically increased.
As sharply compared in the cross-sectional line profiles in Fig. 2 a-1), (d-1), the height of resulting nanostructures were radically increased with the increased DAs from 2 to 6 nm.
Where child marriage is widespread, women will never be able to manage childbearing unless the age of the first birth is radically increased.
In order for PDXs to be relevant at the level of the individual patient and to integrate drug screening, the engraftment rate – particularly of ER-positive and HER2-positive tumors – needs to be radically increased, and the time required for engraftment needs to be radically reduced, without compromising biological fidelity relative to the tumor of origin.
While this birth in Indonesia gives the world great reason for hope, it happens at the same time that the African rhino, cousin to the Sumatran rhino, are undergoing radically increased pressure from poaching for their horns.
Graduate programs have since added more stringent requirements, he says, and expectations for what a degree holder is supposed to have accomplished have radically increased.
Since 1431 the composition of the College of Cardinals had been radically transformed, increasing the number of cardinal-nephews (from 3 to 10), crown-cardinals (from 2 to 8), and representatives of powerful Roman noble families (from 2 to 4).
