The phrase "increased outreach" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to growing efforts to reach a larger audience, usually through marketing or advertising. For example, "With their increased outreach efforts, the company was able to reach millions more potential customers than before."
Thus, potentially increased outreach and availability of condoms did translate into increased condom use.
Labor Department officials cited increased outreach to employers by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration as a major reason for the declines.
He established the Principals Institute, created the College's first Diversity Committee, spearheaded efforts to put Bank Street at the forefront of quality teacher training, greatly increased outreach to the public schools, and led the first capital campaign.
Rashad Ali, a senior fellow at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue thinktank, said the rise in referrals was to be expected, because of the new law, increased outreach from authorities and schools, and greater awareness of the issues involved.
Richardson joined Tufts in 2008 as director of diversity recruitment and helped reimagine a campus visit program and increased outreach to community-based organizations and high schools.
New research has found that many regions of Mexico lack genetic counselors; increased outreach and training could help, Stanford researcher suggests.
Sponsors should increase outreach through community forums and clinicians to clarify CT processes, personnel, and goals.
Dr. Kemp said the department intended to increase outreach to that age group.
Increasing outreach to men and boys is now widely recognised as a critical component of any work to reduce violence and increase gender equality.
The universities defended their record, insisting they were increasing outreach work, bursaries and targeting of poorer students and were actively investigating new ways of improving recruitment.
Obama's further messages of support from NATO reinforce years of increasing outreach between the Western bloc and the three Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
