"we managed to increase" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used in various contexts to indicate that a particular goal or objective was achieved. Some examples include: - Despite facing numerous challenges, we managed to increase our sales by 10% this quarter. - After months of hard work, we finally managed to increase the efficiency of our production process. - Despite the difficult circumstances, we still managed to increase our customer satisfaction ratings. - Thanks to our team's efforts, we were able to manage an increase in demand without compromising on quality. - Even with limited resources, we managed to increase our market share and outperform our competitors.
In the last ten years we managed to increase the per capita income threefold.
The results were encouraging and we managed to increase the prevalent uptake by 7.87% in our lowest uptake region.
In the present study, we managed to increase the number of father son pairs drastically to 2,378 pairs, now achieving a differentiation rate of 26.9%95%5% confidence interval 25.1%28.7%%).
Using a set point of ≥14% reduction of CEA levels after two cycles of treatment, we managed to increase the accuracy for response prediction by ROC curve analysis (AURC, 0.94), and to increase the sensitivity and specificity of the marker for OR prediction.
Given the new information presented here, we should look at Phragmites management as an optimization: how can we manage to increase and make use of the valuable ecosystem services provided by the plant, while reducing the harm that it causes in certain situations?
Taken together, we can save thousands of lives each year if we manage to increase the likelihood of bystander-CPR and to optimize quality of ALS.
How did we manage to increase retention and graduation rates, raise student selectivity and invigorate Tulane's national reputation only a few years after the storm?
"If we manage to increase the number of children going to kindergarten for at least one percent, we have succeeded.
"We want to see a drop in Neets a drop in vacancies where there is a co-existence of vacancies and Neets, we want to measure not only the volume of employer encounters because we know the evidence shows they work but we want to show in those areas where there are little or none that we have managed to increase activity and we want young people and their parents to feel this is helping," she says.
Because of our use of Twitter and also Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn, we've managed to increase our SEO.
"We have managed to increase the capital by more than 10 times, whereas today it is more than $800 million, so I would say the record is as good as anybody's and certainly better than most," Mr. Slaughter said.
