The phrase "a continual improvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing enhancements or advancements in a particular area, such as processes, products, or services.
Example: "The company is committed to a continual improvement of its customer service practices to ensure client satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an ongoing enhancement of" or "a constant advancement of".
"We want continual improvement there, not a dilution of the service, a continual improvement for the services for the local people.
The use of ASPCs is best suited to the generation of high affinity mAbs because somatic hypermutation of immunoglobulin genes allows a continual improvement in antibody recognition during the course of PC differentiation.
It sends the message that it's important for, and expected from, everyone in the organization to be part of a continual improvement process that nurtures from within.
"We are committed to a process of continual improvement of our airplanes and we will carefully review the AAIB's recommendations.
Optimization methods in metal cutting processes, considered to be a vital tool for continual improvement of output quality in products and processes include modelling of input output and in-process parameters relationship and determination of optimal cutting conditions.
As both practical and theoretical implications of UX are of the greatest importance for whoever designs interactive systems, the exploration of practitioners' perspectives is a valuable step toward continual improvement of UX activities.
Including the patient perspective in development of future instruments and the further development of existing instruments could be a first step aiding the continual improvement of such instruments.
A university spokesman said: "At the start of the 2017-18 academic year, the university changed its senior salaries committee to a remuneration committee as part of the continual improvement of its corporate governance and in accordance with updated guidelines recently published by Hefce [the Higher Education Funding Council for England].
