The phrase "augment the whole" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or improvement of a complete system, process, or entity.
Example: "By integrating new technology, we aim to augment the whole of our operational efficiency."
Alternatives: "enhance the entirety" or "improve the whole".
"Plus, they let me go into the [general music] classroom and teach what we were doing here, reading music, and ear training--that really augmented the whole thing". Don Doyle, director of Visual and Performing Arts for the Los Angeles Unified School District, said that opportunities are rare for today's teachers to take such an initiative.
In the energy field, examples are presented of the development and applications of energy systems analysis, planning and design methods and tools, which can be used to analyse the coherency of the whole systems and to augment the creation of sustainable energy policies and action plans on a large scale, as well as small-scale systems for efficient energy management.
A comprehensive developmental expression profile of the whole family of SET domain genes should augment the value of the evolutionary perspectives of these genes, and more directly, provide useful information for functional studies of certain zebrafish SET domain genes.
Local film studio Eyedropper Fill created an ongoing art piece, also called Cinemobile, to augment the project, and the Archive gave them a whole lot of creative freedom.
Here, we augment the view on cyanobacterial genomic diversity with the identification and detailed analysis of putative orthologous genes across 16 cyanobacterial whole genome sequences.
Surrealist touches augment the atmosphere of nightmare.
Singing and costumed actors augment the readings.
Bare floors and tabletops augment the noise.
They have the power to augment the script".
They will augment the professionals, offering them expertise and assistance.
