"bring increase" is a correct and usable form of written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest an increase in something. For example: "The new law will bring an increase in safety standards."
In addition to the expectation of augmenting the GARCH models with LSTAR models, augmenting these models with MLP and RBF type neural networks would likely to bring increase in the forecasting capabilities.
Tandem duplicated genes related to certain functions will lead to the expansion of gene families and bring increase of gene dosage in the form of gene cluster arrays.
We generated a randomised evaluation design ultimately to clarify whether primary hrHPV testing implemented into routine screening can bring increase in the programme effectiveness.
Instead, whether primary hrHPV testing implemented into an existing and well-functioning public-health screening programme can bring increase in the programme effectiveness is not known.
For example, looming budget cuts will bring increased importance on outcomes over outputs.
The arrival of the playoffs will bring increased scrutiny on the origins of his slump.
"Any attention that you bring increases the chances of preservation," she said.
The administration was making arrangements to bring increased medical supplies and other humanitarian aid into Libya.
The renewed acquaintance, however, did bring increased contact, by telephone and Skype.
Part of the reason credit-sensitive notes are hard to value is that they can bring increased risk.
In western Europe, economic recovery and Russian belligerence are expected to bring increased spending on defence procurement.
