The phrase "permanently increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change or enhancement that is intended to last indefinitely.
Example: "The new policy has permanently increased the budget for employee training programs."
Alternatives: "long-term increase" or "forever raised."
They have discovered that the mite has massively and permanently increased the global prevalence of a fatal bee virus.
But, if the government instead permanently increased foreign corporate taxes to 10% – per one senate proposal – it could avoid tax hikes for all Puerto Ricans while remaining extremely competitive, considering that US levels are as high as 39.1%.
"To support economic growth, baselines will be permanently increased if a facility undertakes a significant expansion" and "to accommodate incremental growth, baselines will be temporarily increased in any year where expanding production is accompanied by an emissions intensity improvement".
Now a growing number of economists are accepting the once-heretical view that the United States may have permanently increased the rate at which its economy can grow without inflation, thanks to advances in computing and information technology.
Increase quantity, the first and temporary effect may be to lower price, but the next and permanent effect is to increase demand by the increased means arising from a larger trade and more employment, in producing or procuring the greater quantity, and the price is permanently increased.
After reeling off numerous initiatives in these areas, Mr Kelleher suggests that the recent crisis will prove to be for Morgan Stanley what the 1994 bond market blow-up was for Goldman: an event so traumatic that it leads to a permanently increased attunement to risk .In the future we'll show more discipline in defining the sandboxes we play in," says Mr Gorman.
We want to permanently increase the number of women who run for office in this country.
Highlighting the country's deteriorating international competitiveness, the bank also urged reforms aimed at permanently increasing the labour supply.
And it permanently increases the so-called conforming-loan limit, which typically qualifies mortgages for lower rates, to $625,500 in the nation's most expensive housing markets.
By law, he said, the landlord is entitled to permanently increase the base monthly rent by an amount equal to one-fortieth of the cost of the improvement.
Under current law, he explained, a landlord is entitled to permanently increase the rent on an apartment by one-fortieth of the cost of the improvement.
