"reinforce the function" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the act of strengthening or enhancing the performance or purpose of something. Example: The company's new policies will help reinforce the function of our team and improve overall productivity.
However, sometimes it's helpful to reinforce the functions where your strengths lie, too.
During the process, a number of adaptations seemed essential to respond to the patients' needs and to reinforce the functioning of the CAG-model.
The Commission stipulated that the main goal of these proposals was to reinforce the functioning of the internal market, although it was clear right from the beginning that they also served a public health purpose.
The doctor looks at the mother's medicine sheet and continues to discuss the medications, reinforcing the function of each one (e.g. 'This is for her blood-pressure, this is for her liver and bones') and reassures the mother that: She'll be on about a third of these at 6 months [post-transplant].
Hyundai is also planning to set up an ethics committee of outside directors and experts to prevent "unethical elements" from major decision making processes, and reinforcing the functions of board members and auditors to improve transparency and corporate governance.
The company's planning to perform other ablutions: It will set up an ethics committee of outside directors and experts to prevent "unethical elements" from major decision making processes, and reinforcing the functions of board members and auditors to improve transparency and corporate governance.
To summarize, the New Guidelines are focusing on two points: the necessity of reinforcing the functions of education according to the evolving childcare environment and the reexamination of day nurseries' roles such as providing child-rearing support for parents and guardians in their communities.
Our findings reinforce the important function of clinical tutors as role models.
Our findings reinforce the important function of clinical bedside tutors as role models, which has implications for faculty development and recruitment.
Moreover, (Laffont and Tirole 1993) points out that a quality guarantee deposit or penalty could be asked for, to reinforce the constraint function towards suppliers.
