The phrase "augmenting service" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the enhancement or improvement of a service, often in a business or technical setting.
Example: "Our company is focused on augmenting service to improve customer satisfaction and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "enhancing service" or "improving service".
For Mr. Bloomberg, a 311 system is more of an attempt to augment services and increase accountability, in keeping with his corporate approach to running the city.
Likewise, citizens' use of these networks can tell us much about the region, including insight on how ideas and diseases may be spreading, or how to most effectively augment services, such as health care and education [1].
Armed with 2.7 million freshly minted dollars from a conglomerate of angel investors, the company is hoping to augment services like Booking.com, Hotels.com and TripAdvisor by adding a soupçon of crowd magic.
Others felt that the introduction of these interventions may augment services, increase consistency of information and provide improved access to 'at risk' groups.
One avenue for mitigating this in the future may be developing third-party networks, knowledge resources, and technical assistance programs to support investees – these along with national funds can augment services the investor can provide.
It has also been augmenting its service with other features cord cutters may miss, like news programming.
Meanwhile, for Verizon Wireless subscribers, Verizon is augmenting the service with exclusives, including content from MTV, Comedy Central, Discovery Channel and Food Network and the NFL, which will mirror Verizon's NFL Mobile experience.
Reducing the cost of the project, or increasing the value for money by augmenting the services provided may help in reaching participants who are less willing to pay.
Based on auctions held by Europeans for licenses earlier this year and the growing needs of American wireless companies to fill out their national networks and augment service in their existing digital wireless telephone markets, some Wall Street analysts and industry executives estimate that the auction, which is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, could raise more than $15 billion.
There is a huge opportunity for pharmacy to augment the service that GPs currently provide, and help fill this gap.
