"role increased" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that a role, job, or task has become larger or more involved. For example: "As the company expanded, John's role increased and he was given additional responsibilities."
The model considers also fire, whose role increased significantly in the scenarios of expanded forests.
Miller and Serafeim argue that rather than being a threat to the longevity of the CSO role, increased integration of sustainability throughout corporate hierarchies could create new opportunities.
Others could be shown to play a limited role: increased imprisonment seemed to account for a third of the crime drop; the crash of the crack market for 15percentthethiringing of more cops for another 10percentt.
Her promotion into that role increased her direct reports 10-fold and expanded the range of businesses she oversaw and she felt a little shaky about making such a big leap.
Mr. Willis's role increased over time, and in 1965, when Blum died, he took over as editor of both volumes, though he was first and foremost a theater devotee.
Meantime, he and his wife began their long collaboration on "The Story of Civilization". In the first books Mrs. Durant provided much of the research, but her role increased to that of partnership and her name appeared as co-author starting with the seventh volume.
CO2 could play an important role, increasing or inhibiting the catalytic performance.
Their leadership role increases the likelihood that global civil settlements can be reached with firms.
In addition, the H2O transport role of AtPIP1 4 may also contribute to Hpa1-induced plant growth enhancement as this role increases in plants treated with Hpa1 (Fig. 6).
The solution were developing communication patterns; increasing the institution role; increasing the stakeholders capacity; and sharpening the CSR programs.
A culture of transparency will allow you to thrive in your role, increasing your chances for success.
