"with increasing research" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening or becoming more prevalent as research on the topic increases. Example: With increasing research on the effects of social media on mental health, more and more teens are seeking professional help for their social media addiction.
The collaboration-based strategy also improves performance for less experienced researchers, but this advantage diminishes with increasing research experience.
Our hypothesis is: with increasing research and development of telemedicine systems, we expect that various usability methods are more equally employed for different end-user groups and applications.
The general question of how best to access and leverage resources that reside outside the boundaries of the focal firm has become increasingly important for companies during the last decennia, and scholars across management disciplines have responded with increasing research efforts.
We believe that QDs are promising for EAM and the performance of QD-EAM will improve with increasing research efforts.
However, with increasing research and public interest in genetics more attention has been paid to biological aspects of crime and to genetic variations within the normal range.
With increasing research, it is found that under subsurface high temperature and pressure conditions (pressure >15 MPa, temperature >80 °C) (Gregory and Karen 1986; Mavor et al. 1990), multimolecular layer adsorption of gas occurs in coal seams.
With increased research on the influence of the built environment on physical activity, methods of assessing environmental attributes have to be developed according to different research requirements.
The most common factor associated with increased research uptake was the perception that EBP helps make decisions about patient care.
Only with increased research experiences will chaplains – and the field of chaplaincy generally – grow more comfortable and confident as professionals who not only provide personalized spiritual care to patients and families, but also conduct research on this care.
A greater awareness of the importance of managing a patients' overall health status within the context of comorbidity is needed together with, increased research on comorbidity to provide an appropriate scientific basis on which to build evidence based care guidelines for these multimorbid patients.
Recently, the growing bioterrorist threat has led to the development of real-time syndromic surveillance systems built on top of existing information systems [ 5- 7], with increased research activity in the biomedical engineering [ 8], public health [ 9], and general scientific [ 10] communities.
