The phrase "increase in communication" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to make a statement referring to improved communication. For example: "The introduction of social media has fostered an increase in communication between people from different countries."
The increase in communication and time savings is dramatic.
For this workload, the increase in communication incurs a loss, albeit discrete, of broadcast-derived packets.
Consequently, the communication complexity is, and increasing results in a dramatic increase in communication overhead.
In this proposed scenario we obtain a linear increase in communication capacity, with minimal energy requirement.
Command and control settings are increasing in complexity, and are likely to continue to do so with the envisioned increase in communication and cooperation between interdependent networked units.
Increase in communication frequency between the DD components reduces the explicit coupling's error, but makes it less efficient than the implicit coupling at comparable error levels for all noise strengths considered.
First, we determine whether collocation is a predictor of future increases in communication, or whether communication predicts increases in future collocation.
According to our findings, collocation behavior emerges first, which leads to increases in communication behavior, which then leads to a contact rising up high enough in the cognitive salience hierarchy to be mentioned as a significant tie in a network survey.
Later on it is noted that "these findings are in spite of a probable increase in science communication activity over last decade or so" which implies a lack of communication, not that it of low quality.
Research has shown that using alternative communication such as AAC devices and sign language typically leads to an increase in verbal communication.
It is my hope that the inevitable increase in the communication between the Chinese and westerners will foster mutual respect and understanding, not suspicion and hostility.
