The phrase 'increase the consumption of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about increasing the amount of something consumed. For example, "We need to increase the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables in order to improve our health."
"It's absolutely common sense that if we increase the consumption of the services," improvements in health follow, he said.
The case starts with the uncertain proposition that decreasing prices will increase the consumption of foods that even rich people don't eat much of.
In highly connected communities all species of the resident community are able to use resources similarly, which could increase the consumption of every individual resource (Fig. 1).
When they increase the consumption of something, they decrease the consumption of other things," said Dr Ashkan Afshin of the IHME, the lead author.
The CDC offers some simple tips in "The CDC Guide to Strategies to Increase the Consumption of Fruits and Vegetables," available free at www.health.harvard.edu/fandv.edu/fandv
The current trend in the increase in the production of TCF pulp will proportionally increase the consumption of chelating agents.
People seem worried that legalization will increase the consumption of marijuana, lead to higher drug use in general and turn Uruguay into a destination for drug tourism.
"And if the health-policy goal is to vastly increase the consumption of broccoli, then we need a ready supply, at an attractive price".
He said when individuals were sleep-deprived, their brains used more energy, so it makes sense that the brain would promote signals that might increase the consumption of food, and not waste energy on controlling impulses.
Health and nutrition professionals advise consumers to limit consumption of saturated fatty acids and increase the consumption of foods rich in n-3 fatty acids.
Aeration could significantly increase the consumption of electrons of Pt/PVC photocathode since the electrons were more easily to react with O2 molecules.
