The phrase "increased hopes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a rise in optimism or expectations regarding a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The recent developments in the negotiations have led to increased hopes for a peaceful resolution."
Alternatives: "heightened expectations" or "boosted optimism."
Stock prices stabilized on Friday and the euro was higher as increased hopes for a Greek bailout gave major indexes their first weekly gain since April.
Ladbrokes has fallen behind rival William Hill, which has taken a large lead in the growing online gambling sector, but recent improvements to its website have increased hopes that it may soon close the gap.
But she warned that the Tehran-Washington rapprochement, which has increased hopes for a breakthrough, would not bear fruit unless the US showed consistency in its words and actions.
Since winning his second grand slam at Wimbledon in 2002, Hewitt has failed to reach such heights again, although his form here will give him increased hopes for the grass over the next few weeks.
The relatively early discovery of a possible local source of the disease found in cattle at a farm at Guildford, in Surrey, increased hopes that the British authorities would be able to get the situation under control and avert the panic that engulfed the agriculture industry during an outbreak in 2001.
After all, reform-friendly election results in the Iranian parliament recently have only increased hopes.
That hasn't stopped them going down in the past, although there is increased hope this year with a more experienced squad than in previous Premier League campaigns.
As for the Mets, they have found a new player, a superstar who has instantly made them better and given them increased hope.
01-CM029 1. Increased hope Hope for recovery.
There is increased hope that phytomedicine will deliver additional new important discoveries that transform the treatment of human diseases in the future.
Consequently, more people with cancer today have renewed and increased hope for survival.
