The phrase "a tool for improving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an instrument, method, or resource that aids in enhancement or development in a specific area.
Example: "This software serves as a tool for improving productivity in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a means of enhancement" or "an instrument for development."
Other studies show that the use of electronic health records as a tool for improving clinical workflow and process redesign are positively associated with quality improvements [ 4, 16].
On one level, that sets a clear agenda: design is a tool for improving life, a lever towards change.
As the agency says, dredging is primarily a tool for improving navigation and, in some places, land drainage.
The IRIS camera has many benefits and has now been welcomed by staff as a tool for improving teaching and learning.
It is essential, therefore, that we build upon students pre-existing experiences when finding ways to develop empathy as a tool for improving their understanding of the world around them.
Recently, fractal geometry has been used as a tool for improving the detection of targets in radar systems.
Land consolidation (LC) is a tool for improving the effectiveness of land cultivation and for supporting rural development.
Hybrid-Store [51] proposes a tool for improving capacity planning within cost-budgets and performance guarantees during deviations from expected workloads.
During the conference's opening keynote, Intel Chairman Craig Barrett described how technology is a tool for improving education, health care, economic development and the environment.
This paper provides an overview of the USDG and explores some of the difficulties around using this goal as a tool for improving cities.
With satellite data this TSEB-A modeling framework could potentially be used as a tool for improving water use efficiency and conservation practices in water limited regions.
