The phrase "a call for improving" is not entirely correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to express a request or demand for enhancement or betterment in a particular area.
Example: "The report issued a call for improving the quality of education in underprivileged areas."
Alternatives: "a demand for enhancement" or "an appeal for betterment."
Due to the declining reserves facing conventional crude there has been a call for improving techniques for delivering a rich supply of heavy oil that is available worldwide (Hascakir et al. 2008).
President Barack Obama has made a call for improving STEM education over the next decade through several partnerships and initiatives, and the U.S. Navy announced last June a plan to invest more than $100 million in science and technology education by 2015.
President Barack Obama has made a call for improving STEM education over the next decade through several partnerships and initiatives, and the U.S. Navy announced in June a plan to invest more than $100 million in science and technology education by 2015.
A1 A Call for Improving U.S. Image The United States is doing a poor job of countering growing anti-American sentiment overseas and must revamp the way it promotes its foreign policies abroad, the Council on Foreign Relations says.
Experts say this week's tornadoes could offer a wake-up call for improving school safety.
Lake Housatonic waters received a C grade; goals call for improving both areas to meet Federal water quality standards.
The recommendations also call for improving the periodic evaluation of aging warheads for signs of deterioration.
More far-reaching goals call for improving the search results for people visiting the main university website.
The leadership is aware of the problems, and the report from the 18th Communist Party Congress included a section calling for improving the environment.
Cutts said that current plans to include Rio San Gabriel Park in a redevelopment district called for improving the park but no commercial development.
Former Finance Minister Paul Martin, a moderate who has called for improving relations with the United States, climbed to an insurmountable lead today in the race to succeed Prime Minister Jean Chrétien as leader of the governing Liberal Party.
