The part of the sentence "increase transparency in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in a sentence to describe a situation in which to make something more open and accountable or to make it easier for the public to access information or records. For example: The government is implementing new measures to increase transparency in public spending.
If the PAC is able to increase transparency in the industry, it will do well.
In a press release, Merrill said it was trying to "increase transparency" in the rating system.
He believes more can be done to increase transparency in the industry and to protect buyers from underquoting.
Maria Alvarado, a council spokeswoman, said that Ms. Quinn was proud of her efforts to increase transparency in the budget.
An API spokesman said: "US oil and natural gas companies have been leading the way to increase transparency in payments to foreign governments for a decade.
Mr. Hatoyama, who rode to power with vows to cut wasteful spending and increase transparency in politics, may find his ability to make deals thwarted by such changes.
Regulators defend the overhaul, saying the new rules will increase transparency in the derivatives market, which has gone largely unregulated for decades.
Ms. Quinn, who has worked to increase transparency in the budget process, has said that when she learned of the practice last year she ordered that it be stopped.
Scrapping Labour's plan to increase transparency in pay is a backwards step for women's equality .The new strategy keeps a provision encouraging positive action in recruitment, although this too is voluntary.
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the Metropolitan police commissioner, said every borough will have at least one van with five video cameras, three microphones and two monitors, in an attempt to increase transparency in his force.
The official, who declined to be named ahead of the president's 3 p.m. news conference, said that Mr. Obama will describe new plans to "increase transparency" in the surveillance efforts.
