The phrase "about what improves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to enhancements, advancements, or positive changes in a particular context.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about what improves our team's productivity and morale."
Alternatives: "regarding what enhances" or "concerning what boosts".
Claims about what improves or harms our health are ubiquitous.
There are some strongly held opinions in education about what improves a school, such as raising teaching standards and reducing class sizes.
But the real issue is not the superintendent's or chancellor's background, but the excessive emphasis that politicians, educators and parents place on the notion of leadership rather than on empirical evidence about what improves education.
Build systems that help us get a lot smarter about what improves student learning.
Cut back to the essentials and make conscious decisions about what improves or beautifies your life while discarding the rest.
This is largely because the ending of measures has not been accompanied by a clear statement about what improved measures will be put in place".
In order to develop a better understanding about what might improve men's uptake of weight management programmes, we undertook a realist integrated qualitative and quantitative evidence synthesis to investigate what weight management interventions work for men, with which men, and under what circumstances.
Hopefully, by teaching them about what helps improve their memory, mood and concentration, we can better equip them to meet the challenges head on.
But of course in Vermont it's all about, what do we do to improve the lives of Vermont citizens?
(002-012) When prompted about what might improve the electronic format, suggestions from participants included having a bigger screen, having a brighter screen, having a stylus, and improving the screen sensitivity in response to finger taps.
Throughout his career, when Zlatan has suffered a setback he has gone home, got angry, thought about what to improve, and come back determined to prove everyone wrong.
