The phrase "increased versatility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in adaptability or functionality in various contexts.
Example: "The new software update offers increased versatility, allowing users to customize their experience more effectively."
Alternatives: "enhanced flexibility" or "greater adaptability."
In the grander scheme, offensive evolution will occur through the increased versatility, and thus resurrection, of one of the sport's hallmark positions: running back.
We propose that these extensions to the K-L method can allow for increased versatility of the RDE technique for extracting electrokinetic parameters for ORR catalysts.
The flow systems can be re-configured by the control software, presenting thus increased versatility, potential for automation and for minimization of both reagent consumption and waste generation.
A review of capabilities and advances in micro-manufacturing technologies, metrology, and equipment demonstrates increased versatility across varied applications, while also highlighting limitations.
Although the gracilis is highly touted as the workhorse flap in facial reanimation surgery, a better understanding of flap physiology and neurovascular anatomy has contributed to the increased versatility in flap design while minimizing donor site morbidity.
The Mobile Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300 Provides Consumers and Business Professionals New Productivity Features and Increased Versatility for PC and Mac.
At the same time, horizontal multi-skills can increase versatility through working across traditional skill boundaries.
He is a proponent of squad rotation, soccer's version of a platoon system in which he alters lineups for tactical purposes, to keep players fresh and to increase versatility.
Moreover, TD is an important factor for increasing versatility of defense response in Brassicaceae.
To increase versatility of our mutant lines, we have flanked UAS:eGFP sequences by direct FRT sites.
Improved stent-graft flexibility, reduced fracture potential, and a greater variety of lengths and diameters have increased the versatility for use in axillary and subclavian locations.
