The phrase "a framework to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a structured approach or system designed to enhance a process, skill, or outcome.
Example: "We have developed a framework to improve our team's collaboration and efficiency."
Alternatives: "a structure for enhancement" or "a system for betterment".
This paper suggests a framework to improve the quality of investment decisions in petroleum exploration.
One Health has been promoted by international institutions as a framework to improve public health outcomes.
Spatial patterns at multiple observation scales provide a framework to improve understanding of pattern-related phenomena.
We propose these guidelines as a framework to improve the aesthetic quality and thus the understandability of UML class diagrams.
In a statement, Chrysler's co-president, Thomas W. LaSorda, said the company was "pleased that our U.A.W. employees recognize that the new agreement meets the needs of the company and its employees by providing a framework to improve our long-term manufacturing competitiveness".
This work demonstrates the importance of photon engineering for the development of high efficiency STPVs and offers a framework to improve the performance of both PhC absorbers/emitters and overall STPV systems.
Objective To test the effectiveness of a complex intervention designed, within a theoretical framework, to improve outcomes for patients with coronary heart disease.
We suggest that our empirically-based simulation modelling approach provides a useful framework to improve range shift predictions for a broad range of species, which is essential for the conservation planning of metapopulations under climate and landscape change.
In a recent viewpoint paper [ 13] a holistic framework to improve the uptake and impact of eHealth technologies was proposed.
We designed a new regression algorithm, which incorporates the advantages of a swarm framework, to improve both the accuracy and the efficiency of logic regression.
Together, these two architectures seem to provide a suitable framework to improve company's competitiveness through the adoption of a standard-based extended environment, challenging and enhancing the interoperability between computer systems and applications in industry.
