The phrase "a result of improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has occurred or changed due to enhancements or advancements made in a particular area.
Example: "The increase in productivity was a result of improvements in the workflow process."
Alternatives: "an outcome of enhancements" or "a consequence of upgrades".
Control of corruption and government effectiveness has improved dramatically over the last 15 years as a result of improvements in state capacity.
The rapid growth in wind power is a result of improvements accomplished in technology.
He called the showing a result of improvements in the design of S.U.V.'s, specifically their front ends and the sturdiness of their passenger compartments.
In the examples presented, dicisive progress was possible only as a result of improvements in the domain of the chemical reaction.
Some recent major developments (as a result of improvements in optics of the X‐ray beam lines, new synchrotron radiation sources, advanced detectors, and software) are therefore highlighted.
The growth of self-service machines, experts and users say, is partly a result of improvements in the technology since the early days of automated teller machines, which were much slower to catch on.
Equipment ranging from home computers to Internet servers is now expected to soak up electricity at a faster rate than the government forecast a year ago, as a result of improvement in the outlook for the economy during the early part of the century, the Energy Department said.
We saw in our models that birthdate was a significant covariate because pigs born later had better growth performance as a result of improvement over time due to genetic selection, improved feed, and management improvement.
Our findings that many comorbid conditions significantly improve after PE, perhaps as a result of improvement in PTSD symptoms, call into question the need to add interventions aimed to change comorbid conditions to PE.
Calculations of water conservation and energy consumption as a result of improvement demonstrates the complexity of the balance between energy and water efficiency.
A method is given for defining the allowable progressive loss of tensile strength of the foregoing basal LLG as a result of improvement of the shear strength of the foundation soil due to consolidation.
