The phrase "increase uniformity" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe when a situation or process requires more consistency in behavior or standards. For example, "The company implemented new policies to increase uniformity across all of their branches."
Studies at Cranfield University using high speed photography and laser droplet sizing instrumentation demonstrated that the addition of fine pins to the final atomizing surface of the rotating cage would increase uniformity of droplet production, by promoting fluid atomization in the ligament mode.
On the sentencing commission, Breyer played a key role in reforming federal criminal sentencing procedures, producing the Federal Sentencing Guidelines, which were formulated to increase uniformity in sentencing.
All stratified analyses were carried out with overall survival only to increase uniformity.
We attempted to increase uniformity in assessment by implementing a protocol for reporting.
Each reviewer used a standardized data collection form to increase uniformity and reduce bias.
One of the objectives of the major revision was to increase uniformity by clarifying coding rules [Northwood et al., 2012].
Since the release of the Recommended Uniform Screening Panel [ 5] there has been increasing uniformity in the types of disorders for which newborns are screened.
New laws, such as the 1870 Education Act and the 1875 Public Health Act, imposed increasing uniformity on local services.
That process increases uniformity, eventually to the level the universe began with.Thus far, Dr Penrose's version of cosmology more or less matches the standard version.
The increasing uniformity of cities' skylines worldwide masks growing choice within them, to which even the most global of companies must adjust.
It is the increasing uniformity of Britain, from the grubbing up of ancient verges to the nationwide carpet of oilseed rape, that particularly dismays Pavord.
