"raise the throughput" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to an increase in the rate of production or performance. For example, "We need to raise the throughput of our machines in order to meet the increased demand."
That per-slot capability would raise the aggregate throughput for the largest member of the ASR9000 family to the 6.4Tbs that CSCO touted in November 2008.
Progress in measurement techniques and scaled-down experimentation has raised the experimental throughput and coverage to which isotope-labeled tracers in the metabolism are quantified (Fan and Lane, 2008).
Although the total number of screened pools increases, this does not significantly raise the cost for the high-throughput GoldenGate genotyping assay.
High throughput proteomics approaches raise the possibility of studying complex human diseases and elucidating the underlying mechanisms, helping to discover novel proteins as predictors or new therapeutic targets [ 8].
To raise the qualitative agreement between top-down (high-throughput data) and bottom-up (in silico modeling) schemes, we therefore explored the possibility of finding an expanded objective function whose in silico phenotype improves the protein consistency coefficient η.
Bad value of parameters may raise the probability of misjudging loss events and degrade throughput.
Innovative high throughput in vitro techniques should raise the standard, reproducibility, accuracy and depth of analysis.
More recently, investigators and journal editors started to require such adjustments even in 'low throughput' multiple comparison studies, which will raise the level of evidence that these analyses produce.
Indeed relatively inexperienced scientists can achieve a high throughput of high quality data, although this can then raise the problem of misapplication.
