"mobilize more" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It usually means to increase or make more efficient use of something. Here is an example: In order to meet the growing demand for our products, we need to mobilize more resources and manpower to increase production.
We need to mobilize more resources".
Otherwise the president would have had to extend combat tours yet again, mobilize more reserves or bring back the draft.
We will find ways to train and mobilize more volunteers to help when rescue and health emergencies arise.
The governors of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi have called up about 10,000 members of their National Guards and are expected to mobilize more, the Pentagon said.
Two, they are afraid that in an every-vote-counts election the Democrats would be able to mobilize more nonvoters to go to the polls.
During huge protests against AN-led inheritance and pension reforms, the trade unions managed to mobilize more than a million people onto the streets of Rome.
"If these high-profile visits can mobilize more aid for Darfur, we might at least minimize the mortality rate," said Dr. Greg Elder, head of mission for Doctors Without Borders-France.
They have begun to mobilize more — seeking to undercut any antibicycle rally by their own presence — and have increased pressure on city officials to continue the pro-bicycle agenda.
"Surely, if the world can mobilize more than $18 trillion to keep the financial sector afloat, it can find more than $18 billion to keep commitments to Africa," he said.
The union is organized labor's biggest and most vocal backer of Senator Barack Obama of Illinois and it is already making plans to mobilize more than 100,000 members, make 10 million calls and spend more than $50 million to press for universal health coverage and pro-union legislation in Mr. Obama's first 100 days as president — if he is elected.
Secretary of State John Kerry, in a push to mobilize more votes, sent separate letters to the Senate and the House today, pledging to work with Congress on new legislation that would guarantee the security of allies, notably Israel and the Gulf countries, as well as check Iran's behavior in the region.
