'promoting an increase' is a correct and common phrase in written English, typically used to describe efforts to bring about a desired change.
For example, "The government is committed to promoting an increase in affordable housing in the region."
There is good evidence that school-based PA interventions built primarily around promotion of PA are effective in promoting an increase in PA levels and fitness but the evidence for a beneficial effect on obesity levels and cardio-metabolic outcomes remains inconsistent [ 29].
Unemployment has begun to decline, promoting an increase in consumer confidence.
Instead, letters sent to suspected infringers must be "educational" in tone, "promoting an increase in awareness" of legal downloading services.
SEM images showed sheet-form structures with the presence of collagen promoting an increase in pore size.
The present study was therefore designed to assess the environmental and individual factors promoting an increase in EVLW in a large population of professional divers with no medical history of cardio-respiratory disease.
This is also confirmed by the literature [11, 12] and the uncertainty of some interviewees; however, it also leads to the assumption that the insurance companies are not actively promoting an increase in vaccination rates.
In the end, the nations agreed to promote an increase in renewable energy, but rejected the specific target and time frame, officials said.
The β-TCP/7.5-BG promoted an increase of cell proliferation.
These results suggest that a higher annealing temperature promotes an increase in the stronger basic sites.
Likewise, capsaicin, polygodial and drimanial promoted an increase of [45Ca2+] uptake in rat spinal cord synaptosomes.
Increases of 1% in imports from North America promote an increase of 0.07% in the quality of final electric machinery intra-bloc export basket, while imports from LA promote an increase of 0.06%.
