The phrase 'importance of increasing' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing or emphasizing the need to increase something, or when referring to the value of increasing something. For example: "The importance of increasing public awareness about the effects of climate change cannot be overstated."
If leakage is an important phenomenon at the global scale, the importance of increasing wealth on environmental degradation would be even greater than we identified here.
She also stressed the importance of increasing the number of charging points for electric vehicles.
"I insist on the importance of increasing development assistance, making it more effective.
Musharraf underlined the importance of increasing the capacity of the Iraqi armed forces and police.
"We applaud the president for his statement on the importance of increasing development assistance," Mr. Wolfensohn said in a brief statement.
He stressed the importance of increasing access to long-acting contraceptives, reducing the cost of family planning services and introducing peer education programmes.
Cox agreed, stressing the importance of increasing "the number of books relevant to cultural and racial diversity, including positive representation of Asian as well as black families".
Although Japanese officials have stressed the importance of increasing Japan's independent intelligence gathering capacity, critics have said the current satellites will provide images that are far less sharp than those captured by American satellites or even commercial satellites.
"Serbia and the United States have totally different opinions on Kosovo," General Ponos said as he, too, emphasized the importance of increasing cooperation between the American armed forces and those of Serbia.
That underscores the importance of increasing the endowment even as the institution raises construction money; its operating budget is expected to jump to $5 million from the current $3.2 million once the Thalia is up and running.
Mr. Sewell and his critics agree on the importance of increasing Americans' familiarity with Islamic civilization -- the challenge to which Dr. Eissa has devoted his professional life since he began teaching Arabic at American universities in 1978.
