"increasing the exposure" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to make something more well-known or visible. Example: "The company plans on increasing the exposure of their new product by launching a big marketing campaign."
Increasing the exposure in Photoshop gave an image that seemed similar to the original.
The company hopes to foster a wider appreciation of classical tracks through increasing the exposure of its music.
Innovation is key, and the internet helps by increasing the exposure of pioneers.
Let people talk about you; it only gets others to do so, increasing the exposure of your brand.
These growths still continue for long time after the combustion, by increasing the exposure risk.
Increasing the exposure temperatures also increased the loss of DeNOx performance.
Had this change been in place in 2016, it might even have exacerbated the Russian interference by increasing the exposure of Facebook group users to misinformation.
Just as expected, stopping the lens down to half the aperture radius lets less light get in (or 'out'), increasing the exposure and introducing more noise.
Although increasing the exposure in Photoshop restores the brightness and contrast, the image is grainier, since less rays make it through the aperture, so the sampling decreases significantly.
I found my camera producing the desired effect, increasing the exposure by two in photoshop resulted in an image similar to the full aperture image.
On the appointment of Xcap as joint broker, Nostra Terra's chief executive Matt Lofgran said: I look forward to working with [Xcap] and increasing the exposure of the company to institutional investors as our operations develop and progress.
