The phrase "facilitate more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or increase of a process, service, or action.
Example: "Our goal is to facilitate more collaboration between departments to improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "enhance further" or "promote additional".
I could preach less and facilitate more.
Meanwhile, the administration should investigate ways to facilitate more refinancing.
Once thought to facilitate more collaborative working, research now suggests open plan offices could actually be undermining productivity.
Higher urban densities can improve service delivery efficiency, promote urban vitality, and facilitate more sustainable public transport, walking and cycling.
All this, scarcely the approach of appeasers, will please the White House because it should facilitate more effective joint action.
"We will encourage and facilitate more Chinese companies to seek development in Zimbabwe," said Zhou Yongkang, the Politburo member.
Pension trustees said they had agreed not to receive sale proceeds in order to "facilitate more favourable refinancing of the business when this is undertaken in 2015-16".
"It would facilitate more airlines flying routes to Scottish airports, meaning more flights, more competition and choice for families and businesses across the nation.
Higher densities can facilitate more sustainable public transport, walking and cycling, making it more efficient to provide services and promote urban vitality.
Our aim is to facilitate more frequent, more diverse and more effective conversations between universities and businesses to the mutual benefit of all participants.
He also supported EU treaty change and the proposal for Europe to shift to qualified majority voting in order to facilitate more rapid decision-making.
