The phrase "achieved to improve" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning; a more appropriate construction would be needed to express the intended idea.
Example: "The team achieved their goals to improve overall performance."
Alternatives: "strived to enhance" or "worked to better".
To date, the genetic improvement of WBM has been achieved to improve their agronomic characteristics such as disease resistance, environmental tolerance and fruit quality.
Although a great number of reviews have been published on this topic, no relevant improvements on the flow pattern distribution have been achieved to improve the efficiency and/or the economy of the process.
But in the short-term much can be achieved to improve the lives of those locked out of the housing market and left behind by public policy.
A combination of "incompetent management and inadequate procedures" meant that signal sighting committees persistently failed to meet, while, despite a number of measures being mooted, "very little" had been achieved to improve safety.
Thus, the sensing diversity gain can be achieved to improve the final detection performance through cooperative spectrum sensing.
Better drug pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, non-specific toxicity, immunogenicity, and biorecognition can be achieved to improve drug efficacy when drugs are loaded in the nanoparticles.
It's all about understanding what the patient wants to achieve to improve their quality of life and to regain independence.
When neighbors can collectively discuss issues, propose ideas, and unite to have their voices heard, there is virtually nothing they cannot achieve to improve their communities.
With only one year left in the TFG's mandate, its international supporters should ensure that clear human rights benchmarks are established and achieved – including to improve accountability.
Nearly half (47%) believed the British political system was not effective at achieving change to improve British people's quality of life.
The campaign is aimed more broadly than previous ads from Garp, which were directed to risk managers wanting to achieve certification to improve their career prospects.
