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"increased susceptibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something is more likely to be affected by something than before. For example: "The new strain of the virus has increased susceptibility to the elderly population."
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Over time, forcing the body to stay awake also affects blood pressure and levels of inflammation, resulting in an increased susceptibility to heart disease and cancer.
(The demonstration was led by the very Coren who had originally argued for the left-handers' increased susceptibility to mental illness).
Thus, some individuals may have increased susceptibility to the disorder due to predisposing genetic factors.
These changes may be responsible for the increased susceptibility to urinary tract infection during pregnancy.
Increasing N2/Ar gas ratio increased susceptibility to localized corrosion.
Premature rupture of the amniotic membrane results in increased susceptibility to intrauterine infections.
Watersheds recently burned by wildfires are recognized as having an increased susceptibility to debris flow occurrence.
This might contribute to the increased susceptibility to NEC in premature infants.
Periodontal patients showed increased susceptibility to peri-implantitis (4.1 OR) (Derks et al. 2016).
Increased gyrification in occipital regions might be related to increased susceptibility for cortical spreading depression.
Osteoporosis is a medical condition of fragile bones with an increased susceptibility to bone fracture.
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augmented susceptibility
increased readiness
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increased receptiveness
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