"increase the occurrence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about something happening more often or becoming more frequent. For example, "The company plans to increase the occurrence of customer appreciation events."
A transition towards increased amounts of imported food might increase the occurrence of these diseases among Inuit.
Society presumably decides to forbid or otherwise restrict certain behavior because it believes that such behavior is likely to increase the occurrence of injuries.
The disease-linked Arctic mutation of Aβ is found to increase the occurrence of highly force-resistant structures.
Intuitively one would suspect that because frequent milking increases exposure to the mechanical forces applied during milking it also would increase the occurrence of "inverted" teat ends, or teat end hyperkeratosis, and risk for clinical mastitis.
Clearcuts appeared to increase the occurrence of a relatively important summer food item, the carpenter ant, on Swedish managed forests for the brown bear.
In the treatment of pelvic tumors, pelvic floor defects owing to a wide excision tend to increase the occurrence of such morbidities as radiation injury.
But for most women, Coutinho and Segal say, incessant ovulation serves no purpose except to increase the occurrence of abdominal pain, mood shifts, migraines, endometriosis, fibroids, and anemia the last of which, they point out, is "one of the most serious health problems in the world.
It must deliver adequate quantities of water at pressures sufficient for operating plumbing fixtures and firefighting equipment, yet it must not deliver water at pressures high enough to increase the occurrence of leaks and pipeline breaks.
In conclusion, these data support a substantial association between cocaine use and MI; the temporal trend in cocaine use may increase the occurrence of MI, particularly in younger populations.
As part of her involvement with the Siebel Energy Institute, Professor Anna Creti will present research that estimates two econometric models: a multinomial logit model, to assess whether renewables increase the occurrence of congestion, and a two stage least square (2SLS) model to evaluate the impact of wind and photovoltaics on congestion costs.
Our hypothesis is that while the conforming surface of the humeral polyethylene may predispose it to surface wear modalities, as seen in total hip arthroplasty, the presence of clinical instability may also increase the occurrence of focal contact stresses leading to subsurface fatigue failure.
