The phrase "education has increased" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the overall rise or growth of education in a certain population, region, or country. Example: "Over the past decade, access to higher education has increased significantly, resulting in a more educated workforce and a stronger economy."
Although the role, reach and capacity of the Ministries of Education in overseeing the delivery of education has increased at central, regional and district level, a lack of financial, institutional and human capacity hinders the development of the Sector.
With the ongoing expansion of the educational system, access to basic education has increased fast, especially in the last decade.
Publications produced by UNICEF Kosovo are listed below and can be downloaded in PDF format Public Expenditure on Primary Education for Kosovo (UNSCR 1244) Public Expenditure Review on Primary Education for Kosovo (UNSCR 1244) recently conducted reveals that the public expenditure in primary education has increased from 1.15% of GDP in 2008 to 1.32% of GDP in 2014.
At the same time the average number of years of education has increased and there is greater equality in the educational opportunities of girls and boys.
The number of years in education has increased everywhere.
Participation in higher education has increased by more than 13% in London since 1998-99.
To begin with, the cost of education has increased much faster than inflation or their incomes.
Interest in Problem-Based Learning (PBL) within nurse education has increased internationally in recent years.
Reforming in the 21 century education has increased: both in its organization and contents.
That's why computers and complicated software usage in architectural education has increased dramatically.
So the cost of higher education has increased faster than healthcare.
