This is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the result of some action or change. For example: "The new marketing campaign brought about an increase in sales."
Eleven years of civil war in Sierra Leone brought about an increase in disability.
Fletcher believes the change has already brought about an increase in interest in rugby throughout the Emirates.
It has also brought about an increase in regulation as individual businesses have lobbied for rule changes that create barriers to entry for other firms.
"That's brought about an increase of 50 percent in the number of inquiries we're getting on these documents," Mr. Martin said.
The growth of population in both town and countryside brought about an increase in public works, ranging from town walls to canals.
That process, when factored into the computer models, brought about an increase in temperature of about two degrees Celsius in key agricultural areas.
This depauperation may bring about an increased propensity for extinction and compromised evolutionary potential in island populations.
Changes in calcium signaling or exposure to cocaine may bring about an increased contribution of D2L, although this has yet to be directly demonstrated.
Blended therapy has the potential to bring about an increased intensity and continuity of therapy, by combining a face-to-face session with online modules within one week, which could possibly decrease the length of the therapy in weeks.
Because for virtually all carcinogens, repetitive or prolonged exposures are necessary to bring about an increased cancer incidence, it is necessary to consider not only time since first exposure but also duration of exposure.
