The phrase "augmented variation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to modifications or enhancements of variations, often in fields like technology, biology, or design.
Example: "The augmented variation of the original model offers improved features and functionality."
Alternatives: "enhanced variation" or "improved variation".
Nearly a decade earlier, Sackville Hamilton (2001) argued that biodiversity conservation is the primary reason to control provenance and that while introduction of nonlocal germplasm may augment genetic variation, such variation is inappropriate.
Efficacy of this novel approach to malaria control is shown to be strongly dependent not only on intrinsic host preferences of the vector but also on how this preference is augmented by variation in the encounter rates with alternative blood-hosts.
Pál and Miklós (1999) further concluded that nongenetic inheritance can facilitate a shift into a novel niche because transmissible phenotypic variants that arise independently of genetic change will augment phenotypic variation around the local fitness peak (i.e., the phenotypic optimum within the current niche).
In order to augment these variations, we propose the normalization of the values using linear quantization and the selection of the optimum prosodic variations.
Hence, the "Goldberg" Variations were augmented with a set of 14 canons, the Canonic Variations on "Vom Himmel Hoch" were given a new organizational scheme, and "The Art of Fugue" was expanded beyond its original design.
The spatial model of the reactor developed in (Tiwari, 1999) is augmented with models for variation of coolant and fuel temperatures to form a 72 order model.
Trypanosome antigenic variation is augmented greatly by the formation of mosaic genes from segments of pseudo- VSG, an example of implicit genetic information.
Given that genetic variability is necessary for populations to respond adaptively to environmental change (Reznick et al. 1997), a diverse origin could augment the genetic variation of newly founded populations and increase their invasive potential (Sexton et al. 2002).
In general, these studies have addressed acute colitis (48 72 h after induction), employed small microarrays (containing 87 and 1252 transcripts in two of the studies), have analysed large samples (augmenting internal genomic variation, which occurs along the longitudinal axis) and include modest validation experiments (6 14 genes).
Contrarily, genetic variation among initially isogenic lineages is augmented when homeologous chromosomes pair; this added variation may contribute to phenotypic evolution.
