'implementation increases' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation in which some change or development is made to an existing process or action in order to improve it. For example, "The implementation of a new customer feedback system increases customer satisfaction levels significantly."
The path coefficient between SEP and ATD is 0.368 (p < 0.01), which is a significant positive correlation, indicating that when air transport adopt and implement the SEP measures for ATD, their adoption and implementation increases fuel efficiency of airlines, which supports hypothesis H3.
The path coefficient between SEP and AO is 0.0467 (p < 0.01), which is a significant positive correlation, indicating that when air transport regulate and implement the SEP measures for optimal AO, their regulation and implementation increases fuel efficiency of airlines, which supports hypothesis H4.
The speed up of the implementation increases with the number of molecules.
Furthermore, green strategies implementation increases compile time especially for large projects, which causes performance degradation.
A number of effective methods have been proposed in the literature to detect homogeneous regions, but their implementation increases the complexity, which limits a fast algorithm's implementation.
It is most evident that DRP implementation increases the profit of retailer and decreases the cost paid by the end-use consumers; consequently, it can be interpreted as a win-win game for both the retailer and consumers.
2) The optimized implementation increased impact by only 10%. 3) Implementing additional interventions individually and in combination led to up to 30%and75%5% reductions, respectively, in tuberculosis incidence after 10 years.
The shear strength of the beach after project implementation increased along with a decrease in moisture content when compared to the original site.
Policy implementation increased nutritional adequacy and decreased energy density of meals consumed by students but did not affect participation in school lunch.
Overall, the effectiveness of ICMs decreased as difficulty of implementation increased.
In spite of barriers to implementation, increased exposure to programme activities promoted trust and improved relationships between PMRs and their clients and trainers, strengthening feasibility of such interventions.
