"reinforce more" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to strengthen or support something even further. Example: "We need to reinforce more beams in the ceiling to ensure the building's stability."
More than 1,000 troops arrived early Saturday morning to reinforce more than 5,000 who had already been dispatched to the state.
"In the pre-motorised age, defenders proved able to redeploy and reinforce more swiftly than attackers advanced, by the exploitation of rail links.
The recordings, which school officials say help reinforce more traditional teaching methods, cover subjects ranging from grammar to history to mathematics.
And abroad have helped revolutionize the way we regulate land development in our communities to reinforce more walkable, sustainable places and have led to her recognition in Form-Based Coding and zoning reform.
He is also attempting a bit of cultural analysis, subtly questioning the role of tradition - is it harmless local colour, or can it sometimes reinforce more pernicious ideas of mob mentality, tribalism, entrenched conservatism and - in the case of Darkie Day - outright racial mockery?
One of Mr Kerry's new slogans—"Let America be America again"—taps into the idea that America cannot win the war on terrorism if it loses its values in the process.The Kerry campaign is skilfully using doubts about Iraq to reinforce more general doubts about Mr Bush's personal values, particularly about his honesty.
We need to create and foster new experiences that can override our biased beliefs in order to build an unconscious that functions from and seeks to reinforce mores of equality and fairness.
Engineers have spent the past two years reinforcing more than 10,000 connections between the LHC's components, and building in safety devices to prevent another catastrophic short circuit.
Soldiers reinforced more than 350 firefighters battling the blaze along a 12-mile front around this town 160 miles north of Lisbon, the capital.
That's good, because the negotiated truce is likely a mutually reinforced "more and also" if American education is to remain our most influential export.
Cockpit doors have been reinforced, more air marshals patrol the skies, and better records are kept on those entering the country.
