The phrase "assistance in increasing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or help provided to enhance or boost something, such as skills, performance, or productivity.
Example: "The organization offers assistance in increasing employee engagement through various training programs."
Alternatives: "help in enhancing" or "support in boosting".
14. (C) Qatar will continue its interest in environmental protection, and will seek U.S. assistance and expertise in increasing the capacity of its environmental bureaucracy.
It was noted, therefore, that on the national plane, governments of the developing countries were seeking assistance from FAO in increasing their processing capacity, improving the quality and variety of their products, establishing more advanced stages of processing, diversifying their agricultural sectors, and identifying markets for their exportable products.
Many successes in increasing assistance for HIV occurred in response to the perception of HIV as a humanitarian, diplomatic, security, and development crisis in Africa.
While combat continues in a number of areas, our efforts in increasing humanitarian assistance become more and more important.
In just the past decade, development assistance in health increased from US$10.7 billion in 2000 to US$21.8 billion in 2007 [ 2], although the fiscal impact of the recent financial crisis has yet to be registered.
Beginning in the late 20th century, humanitarian assistance to African countries was provided in increasing amounts to alleviate suffering from natural disasters, the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and destructive civil wars.
Conclusion: Assuming that this study sample is representative of national statistics for TBI, during the first year after injury, TBI is associated with an estimated $642 million in lost wages, $96 million in lost income taxes, and $353 million in increased public assistance.
Modeling work by Econsult Solutions Inc., an economic consulting firm, found that inadequate retirement savings could cost Pennsylvania $14 billion in increased social assistance and reduced tax revenue over 15 years.
According to a study posted in the New England Journal of Medicine, "In 2010, births involving teenage mothers cost the United States nearly $10 billion in increased public assistance and health care and in income lost as a result of lower educational attainment and reduced earnings among children born to teenage mothers".
GENEVA/DAMASCUS, 19 February 2013 – Despite worsening violence and significant funding gaps, UNICEF is stepping up its delivery of humanitarian assistance in Syria, targeting increasing numbers of the more than 4 million people known to be in need of humanitarian assistance.
