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to scale up
[phrase form: scale]
01
to cause an increase in the amount, size, or significance of something
02
(of a system, factory, etc.) to expand operations to handle more demand
scale up
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Example
The government announced initiatives to scale up renewable energy sources to reduce carbon emissions.
Investors can purchase a small stake in a promising startup and then scale up their investment as the company proves its viability and potential for growth.
As the population grows, cities need to scale up their public transportation systems to accommodate more commuters.
To keep up with the competition, the restaurant decided to scale up its menu offerings and renovate its dining space.
To keep up with the growing market, the factory scaled up, doubling its output.
