"enhanced redundancy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the existence of multiple backup systems or processes that ensure continued functioning or protection in the event of a failure or error. Example: The company's new IT system boasts enhanced redundancy, with multiple servers and data backups, providing greater security and stability.
Examples of this are cutting staff at senior levels rather than just junior posts, and promising to offer enhanced redundancy if people are moved to another company through outsourcing.
When he turned the jobs down, K&C made Paul redundant, but refused to pay the enhanced redundancy package he had accepted, claiming that he had turned down two suitable jobs.
If your employer has their own enhanced redundancy policy, however, you should be treated in accordance with that.
Former workers at textile company Stead McAlpin are mounting a 24-hour protest in Carlisle to press for enhanced redundancy terms.
The very same special advisers who received enhanced redundancy terms from the outgoing prime minister also received pay rises of up to 24% in one year".
She said the settlement with BetFred meant that employers in other industries would be less likely to try to undermine or ignore enhanced redundancy packages in future.
Till now, the benefit of distributed systems in space has been limited to enhancing coverage, multipoint sensing, creating virtual baselines (e.g. interferometry) or to enhance redundancy.
For computational efficiency, we only used the GO-slim categories in this analysis, which may also forestall concerns that our estimates of performance of node degree are enhanced by redundancy in GO (Figure S4).
When these results are compared to those shown in Table 1, it is evident that SVM scoring is enhanced when redundancy among the training and testing set is retained.
This theory suggests that the hippocampus modulates the representation of stimuli that is encoded due to its bias for "predictive differentiation" in which the discriminability of stimuli that predict different outcomes is enhanced, and "redundancy compression" in which the differences between stimuli that predict the same outcome are reduced.
To enhance system redundancy, there are two streams, MDC1 and 2, in MADOCA.
