The phrase "increasing impact in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the growing influence or effect of something within a specific area or context.
Example: "The organization is focused on increasing impact in community development initiatives."
Alternatives: "growing influence in" or "enhancing effect in".
The event on the challenge of increasing impact in a fast-changing international development environment was sponsored by three contractors – DAI, Adam Smith International and GRM.
Beginning as early as the 9th century bc and with increasing impact in the late 8th and early 7th centuries, groups of nomadic warriors entered western Iran, probably from across the Caucasus.
The use of orthobiologics and the progress in tissue engineering have an important and increasing impact in orthopedic surgery.
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), especially community-associated MRSA (CA-MRSA), has emerged as a Gram-positive organism with an increasing impact in clinical practice.
Not only are these imaging techniques painting an intriguing picture of the spatiotemporal characteristics and metabolic and biophysical of apoptosis in situ, but they are expected to have an ever increasing impact in preclinical testing and design of new anticancer agents as well.
In the subgenus Duttonella, T. vivax is mechanically transmitted by tabanids and stomoxes, in both Africa [ 7, 8] and Latin America [ 9– 11], with an increasing impact in cattle breeding.
2. Further optimization of structures and organization for increased impact in advocacy 2.1.
Personalized risk reduction counselling increased impact in some groups; for example an additional 18% of HIV negative women (CI 11.3-24.411.3-24.4% of HIV positive men (CI 10.9-23.410.9-23.4% using condoms.
Strengthening the human capital of farmers and service providers emerged as critical in increasing impact.
Genomic-scale gene expression profiling has an increasing impact on immunology and, in particular, on the characterization of immunological diseases.
Therefore, our finding of an increased impact factor in the correct statistical analysis group aligns with trends observed in similar studies.
