The phrase "enhancing credibility" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to suggest that something is making someone or something seem more trustworthy or reliable. For example; "The press conference gave the candidate an opportunity to demonstrate her competency and thus enhance her credibility for the public."
The designs were checked, integrated, and cost estimated by an independent contractor in order to assure design, quality, and consistency when comparing with the baseline technology, thus enhancing credibility.
I utilised two different creative activities to generate data (Punch 2002; Gallagher 2010) i.e. semi-structured write-ups and 'spider' diagrams which offered pupils creative opportunities for self-expression, each tool making up for the limitations of the other, thus enhancing credibility.
It also increased access to a partner's results: enhancing credibility, often restoring trust and understanding to relationships, particularly if a suspected partner tested negative.
A discussion within the research group of the coding, sub-categories and main categories was also a means of enhancing credibility.
Three rounds of coding and discussion took place with the intention of enhancing credibility of the analysis used, and to develop clearer themes and categories.
In their review "Enhancing Credibility of Chemical Safety Studies: Emerging Consensus on Key Assessment Criteria", Conrad and Becker (2011) proposed the application of 10 criteria to individual studies as a means of assessing a study's "credibility".
"It enhances credibility," said Michael Millman, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.
But they would further enhance credibility and so cut Italy's borrowing costs, giving further rapid twists to the virtuous spiral.
"But more transparency would enhance credibility".
Finally the validation cases prove that these approaches enhance credibility.
However, it was also shown that avatar with text-to-speech voice did not significantly enhance credibility when compared with the control condition.
