"increase its scope" is a grammatically correct phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It refers to expanding or broadening the range or extent of something. Example: In order to reach a wider audience, the company decided to increase its scope by launching a marketing campaign on social media platforms.
In the work of carrying this initiative forward to next year, it will be important for the UK to increase its scope and level of ambition, ensuring that it reaches small-holder farmers, particularly women, and delivers local livelihoods and sustainable food security.
Powerset is well aware of that and plans to increase its scope gradually by indexing other "data sets" beyond Wikipedia.
Last night he warned: "If appropriately staffed and directed by the Independent Reviewer, the proposed new body could sharpen that investigative function and increase its scope.
Labour's way forward should be via Nice, to increase its scope and its powers, insisting its decisions are followed so the NHS is national not fragmented, with the same menu of effective treatments everywhere.
(3b) As concerns access to technologies, a firm looking to increase its scope of operations into new markets, characterised by advanced technologies, considers internal growth versus external growth through M&A.
Although Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to India turned out to be a bit of damp squib, Mr Modi's government, according to Mr Pant, is "trying to increase its scope for diplomatic manoeuvring vis-à-vis China by building substantive ties with Japan, Vietnam and US".
Scaling an enterprise and/or increasing its scope is different from creating something from scratch.
This approach also tends to enrich philosophy overall by increasing its scope, reach, and capacity for self-correction; there is no better cure for culture-boundedness than steeping oneself in another.
Within the administration, Scalia advocated a presidential veto for a bill to amend the Freedom of Information Act, greatly increasing its scope.
Moreover, as pharmacometrics has increased its scope beyond population pharmacokinetics, design tools for more complex models and for other types of data, especially discrete data, are now needed.
The community nursing service has adapted and expanded to embrace this new initiative, has increased its scope of practice and has increased its partnership with hospital staff in the care of individuals with a cancer diagnosis.
