'maintain increased' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you want to keep something at a higher level, such as "We must maintain increased safety levels in our workplace".
"You can maintain increased insulin levels and accelerated rates of recovery for about four to six hours if you continue eating," Ivy says.
"After one of the most incredible cutbacks and slicing away ever, just replenishing inventories is sufficient to maintain increased output," said Allen Sinai, chief global economist at Decision Economics.
As Congress waited anxiously for General Petraeus's testimony, a flurry of well-timed news reports said that he told the White House he could go along with the withdrawal of about 4,000 American troops beginning in January but wanted to maintain increased force levels well into next year — just like Mr. Bush.
The flexibility to spread on all three domains allows us to independently spread users' data, to maintain increased system throughput and to have higher diversity gains.
The aim of the approach proposed in this work was to overcome the aforementioned limitations in terms of computational complexity, while also attempting to maintain increased recognition performance.
"Further information about these cases is being developed for healthcare workers in the UK, as well as advice to help maintain increased vigilance for this virus".
The force required to maintain increasing strain rises to a steady state value.
More interestingly, transgenic plants under field conditions have also maintained increased levels of insect resistance.
Political scientist Robert Putnam, of Bowling Alone fame, has most notably staked out this position: Despite its many positive consequences, Putnam maintains, increased cultural diversity makes people hunker down and isolate themselves in general.
We found that UV5 cells maintained increased sensitivity to DRB, similar to wild type cells, which is unexpected given that UV5 cells are already defective in TCR.
This enabled us to assess the consistency in maintaining increased rank regardless of the number of separate occasions during which individuals were able to do so.
