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This pattern is used to show that something happens because of an external factor. “受” introduces the cause, and the result follows later in the sentence. In news and formal writing, it often means “driven by,” “boosted by,” or “affected by.”

“日益” is a formal adverb meaning “more and more” or “increasingly.” It is commonly used in written Chinese, especially in news or academic contexts, to describe a trend that is becoming stronger over time.

“有所” is used before a verb to indicate that there has been some change or improvement, but often without specifying exactly how much. It is common in formal and written Chinese.

“将” is a formal way to indicate future action, similar to “will” in English. It is frequently used in official, written, and news-style Chinese instead of the more conversational “会.”

This is a common formal grammar pattern in news Chinese where a verb is directly followed by a policy or development-related object. Structures like “加快……研发”, “集中力量突破……” are important because they frequently appear in economic, political, and technological reporting.