The phrase 'increase the practicality of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing ways to make something more useful or practical. For example: "Adopting new technology can help to increase the practicality of the production process."
The self-driving computer is built on Nvidia's CUDA GPUs, and also increase the practicality of the computing hardware requirements for actually fielding self-driving cars on real roads.
In particular, we are able to vastly speed up the solution time through efficient variable reordering and incremental sparse updates, which we believe will greatly increase the practicality of Gaussian process methods for robot mapping and localization.
Room Temperature Ionic liquids (RTILs) offer a number of ideal thermal and physical properties as potential electrolytes for large-scale energy storage applications and thus, can help increase the practicality of such electrochemical devices.
The results suggest that it will be possible to produce a better description of tyrosinase activity applying the statistical techniques presented in this report, which could increase the practicality of the in silico data mining for the discovery of novel TIs.
To increase the practicality of the survey, a sample of patients might be surveyed periodically, e.g., all patients who had consulted a specialist about joint replacement surgery in the past six months.
Nowadays, current efforts are focused on improved designs, understanding the origin of the enantioselectivity and DNA-induced rate accelerations, expanding the catalytic scope of the concept and further increasing the practicality of the method for applications in synthesis.
Compound 1 b shows appreciable stability in air, which further increases the practicality of this system relative to the 1 a-derived alternatives.
By removing the need for both extensive, laborious drying of reaction solvents and inert atmosphere reaction techniques, this development significantly increases the practicality of the FLP hydrogenation methodology.
These may include increasing the practicality of islet transplantation for type 1 diabetes by improving the prospects for pre-transplant testing, simultaneous multiple donor transplants and simplified logistics.
Our main contributions are exploring the design space and the evaluation of a series of extensions (1) to increase the practicality and performance of iBFs, (2) to enable false-negative-free element deletion, and (3) to provide security enhancements.
Finally, to increase the practicality and application of the results from this QI research programme, a synthesising and disseminating approach similar to the highly influential Cochrane Collaborative might also be considered.
