The phrase "augmented in order to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the purpose of an enhancement or increase in something, typically in a technical or formal context.
Example: "The software was augmented in order to improve its performance and user experience."
Alternatives: "enhanced to" or "increased to".
Mindsets around the use of goats must be augmented in order for goats to be reared in a more economically-sound manner.
It is suggested that the intervention may have been effective in bringing these diverse arrangements together and in augmenting them in order to produce a coherent management system.
There is an emerging focus on investigating innovative therapeutic molecules that can potentially augment neovascularization in order to treat peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
The higher costs for custom treatment include printing the cutting and drilling guide, printing the custom titanium plate and augment, adding threats to the plate for use with locking screws and adding a threat to the augment in order to mount it to the plate.
We may ultimately need augmented reality glasses in order to filter out all the bad videos of other people's mediocre augmented realities.
These results engender cautious optimism that the subsidy will succeed in adding effective drugs into the marketplace at prices in line with older medications, but they emphasize the need to better understand if and how supply chains will need to be augmented or supplemented in order to optimize the impact of the initiative.
Including age significantly improves the fit of the model though we appreciate that the 95% Bayesian credible intervals span 0. We have augmented the text in order to reflect this: "Including age improves the fit of the model suggesting age is an important confounder though the Bayesian credible intervals include zero".
Recent studies of NT signaling using rat glaucoma models, have examined the endogenous responses of the retina to pressure exposure as well as studies designed to augment NT signaling in order to rescue RGC from apoptosis following pressure-induced injury.
