The phrase "augmented very" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The results were augmented very significantly, leading to unexpected outcomes."
Alternatives: "greatly enhanced" or "significantly improved."
The generous cabin size is augmented by very good visibility all around, visibility that's increased by an effective rear-view camera when backing up.
Chiang created this dilemma in his short story, and it augments this very intellectual, science-heavy movie, adding a very sensitive and humane undercurrent.
If I discover a gene therapy that will give me super strength, I will augment my very DNA to do so.
They would augment the very few who have survived the blitz, and would reinforce Citizens' Advice, which also needs better resources than it now survives on.
Whereas Veblen originally understood sabotage as "conscientious withdrawal of efficiency," today, we argue, the workings of the banking and financial sector augment the very notion of efficiency by relying on concepts, techniques, and institutions of financial innovation that are shrouded in complexity.
Muon tracking is augmented in the very forward region by Cathode Strip Chambers (CSC).
"The level of uncertainty has augmented in a very significant fashion," the bank's president, Jean-Claude Trichet, said at a news conference.
For example, applications such as video streaming and augmented reality demand very high communication rates for real-time communications.
The cast has been expanded as well; the same ten actors and eight musicians have been augmented with six very busy ensemble singers (who also serve as understudies).
The group recently launched their Kickstarter campaign in hopes of gaining the resources they need to complete the film, with will showcase the poignant perspectives of its subjects while their images are augmented by the very toolkit in question, giving the film a psychedelic, Waking Life sheen, but perhaps with a bit more substance.
