The phrase "attenuate the increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the action of reducing or lessening something that has increased, such as risks, effects, or symptoms.
Example: "The new policy aims to attenuate the increased levels of pollution in the city."
Alternatives: "reduce the heightened" or "diminish the amplified".
These data suggest that the treatment with cediranib may attenuate the increased risk of progression and death associated with high circulating levels of VEGFA.
Finally, we investigated whether it was possible to attenuate the increased conditioned fear responses of HAB mice by pharmacological interventions.
These factors determine how and when the leading limb needs to be prepared for landing in order to safely and smoothly attenuate the increased downward momentum generated in lowering the body-mass to a new level; so that normal level walking can resume with minimal delay or perturbation.
It also seemed to attenuate the increased risk associated with overweight.
More apoptosis at 48 h might in turn, attenuate the increased ratio of Bax/Bcl-2 by negative feedback.
However, the effects of TV watching are independent of physical activity because adjustment for recreational activities does not appreciably attenuate the increased risk for obesity or diabetes.
In septic animals the phosphodiesterase 3 inhibitor, amrinone, preserved the tissue cAMP level, renal structural changes, and attenuated the increased blood urea nitrogen, creatinine, and iNOS expression in the kidney.
While HBOT attenuated the increased BBB permeability to EB in rats subjected to CLP (P < 0.01), no macroscopic alteration was observed in the enhanced HRP extravasation.
Pretreatment with aminoguanidine (iNOS inhibitor) caused further reduction of adaptive immune responses and attenuated the increased NOx and 3-NT levels in CPS or CUS exposed rats.
Cotreatment with the AM inhibitor significantly attenuated the increased invasion seen with both AM and CSE alone.
Also, Lu et al. [35] found that hemofiltration attenuated the increased plasma levels of dopamine and endothelin-1 in a septic shock animal model.
