The term "upscaling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of making something better, larger, or more sophisticated. For example, you could say "The hotel is undergoing an upscaling of its services to provide guests with a more luxurious experience."
From left to right, Astonish without upscaling, 12× upscaling, and 100× upscaling of the projection data.
While this results in a pure upscaling of the FBP reconstruction, the effect in iterative statistical reconstruction is not only upscaling of the intensities because the assumption of Poisson statistics of the data is violated.
But she skipped the whole upscaling of the holistic movement.
With the cleanup of neighboring Times Square in the 1990s the upscaling of Hell's Kitchen commenced in earnest.
In the last few years, however, the upscaling of cocktails has seen the practice plucked from history's dustbin.
Two more hotels are expected to open, which developers hope will further add to the upscaling of Las Vegas and help reverse the city's sagging tourism.
The optimal path to fusion energy production involves some balance between further upscaling of the current tokamak concept toward reactor parameters and improvement of the magnetic confinement concept.
The upscaling of comfort food is a cliché by now, but Mr. Presnal rescues it by the sheer force and flair of his creations.
The opening last year of the Oscar de la Renta-decorated Tortuga Bay resort in the Dominican Republic confirmed that the upscaling of the region was not losing steam.
YouView's annual financial filing reveals the extent of the upscaling of the business, which almost doubled staff numbers from 29 to 55 between the end of March 2012 and the end of March this year.
It was notable how many transfer tales over the summer used that fact as an easy intro, when a combination of inflation and the huge upscaling of television revenues made a higher level of spending almost inevitable.
