"enhanced energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a higher level of energy. For example, "The athletes felt an enhanced energy as they began their competition."
Around 1914, Férat painted a large still life in the same mode with enhanced energy.
Paul Tagliabue, the N.F.L. commissioner, wrote to all teams in September that "this stimulant, which is often found in products advertised for weight loss and enhanced energy, has become increasingly popular among both professional and amateur athletes.
This led to an enhanced energy input.
Increasing the input heat flux led to enhanced energy production.
Recently, a MIMO-based structure has been proposed to offer enhanced energy savings in WSNs.
This work shows a new photoelectrode design for enhanced energy conversion of DSSCs.
Honeycomb-filled tubes have recently gained attention for their enhanced energy absorption capacity.
With the enhanced energy-efficient image processing LSI – the Venus Engine HD* – the FZ35 has an extended battery life of approximately 470 pictures, making it the ideal choice for active photo enthusiasts.
Considering the enhanced energy-absorbing capacity of the structures because of the connected dampers, the structures are assumed to remain in linear-elastic.
Polymer membranes are of increasing importance for a range of molecular separations due to their potential for enhanced energy-efficiency over competing technologies.
Greatly-enhanced energy dissipation in the designed composites is observed from both the experimental results and theoretical prediction.
