This phrase is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to increasing the amount of effort, energy, or power that is being put into something. For example: "We need to increase force in order to reach our goal."
Diversity Avon and Somerset Police asked BIT to help find ways to increase force diversity.
He would increase defense spending about $50 billion a year over President Barack Obama's request, add U.S. Navy vessels, revive the missile defense system and increase force levels by 100,000; it's not clear what he would do with the extra troops as the United States is drawing down forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Internal resonances within vibration isolators have been shown to increase force transmission and consequently radiated noise from supporting structures.
However, few empirical data was available with respect to the different effect on patients' outcome of the two antihypertensive strategies, especially given the deleterious reflex tachycardia of vasodilators which may increase force of ventricular contraction and potentially worsen aortic disease.
The numerical results show that the proposal of energy deposition can be an effective method to increase force characteristics of the scramjet nozzle, the thrust coefficient CT increase by 6.94% and lift coefficient CN decrease by 26.89%.
It has been suggested that altered motor control identified by the PHE test can be improved with the application of compression force across the pelvis, to increase force closure on the sacroiliac joint (SIJ).
In 2003, a rent increase forced Michael Otsuka and Diane Forley, above, to close Verbena, their restaurant on Irving Place.
Daniel Yergin, the oil historian, said the recent increase "forces people into really difficult choices".
Fearing an erosion of security in Kosovo, General Clark has pressed the NATO allies to increase forces.
NO has been reported to increase force-generating capacity of skeletal muscle in some studies and decrease it in others [1], [3] [5].
Walking while wearing footwear acts to increase forces across the knee joint and hip joint compared to bare feet [ 5– 7].
