The phrase "assisted increasing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you are describing a process that involves help or support in the act of increasing something, but it is not commonly used.
Example: "The program was designed for assisted increasing of productivity among employees."
Alternatives: "helped to increase" or "supported the increase".
According to the report: It [Westminster] says the reduction in Housing Benefit, and increasing homelessness, have had a significant impact...The Council takes the view that as the Government's Welfare Reform programme continues to be rolled out, councils will have to assist increasing numbers of people applying as homeless while there is a shortage of emergency and long-term social housing.
A type-I error might therefore mean rejecting (H_0) despite the skill assist increasing the error, so evaluation of a type-I error is important for the safety of the operators.
These achievements often describe biological entity activities and have been published around the world aiming to assist, increase and speed up the number of discoveries in life sciences.
In contrast, these same processes can also assist increases in pore fluid pressures and consequent destabilisation of faults.
The increase of Fe2+ ions in the electrolyte assisted in increasing the Co content and decreasing the Zn content in the deposits.
Using close-ended questions might have assisted in increasing the response rate due to the simplicity of administration.
Furthermore it assisted in increasing the accuracy of both content and context of the data collected, thus ensuring credibility [ 46].
"This move is intended to take bottler inventories to their optimal level, which will help bottlers free up working capital and assist in increasing their returns on invested capital," said a Coke spokesman, Ben Deutsch.
In addition, computer assisted learning increased their confidence in their ability to put the research evidence into practice (perceived behavioural control), while audit and feedback increased their knowledge of the research evidence.
In 1962 the SCLC joined with other organizations to form the Voter Education Project, which trained teachers for citizenship schools and assisted in increased voter registration among African Americans.
