The phrase "activities for improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing initiatives or tasks aimed at enhancing skills, processes, or performance in various contexts, such as education, business, or personal development.
Example: "The team has outlined several activities for improvement to enhance our productivity and collaboration."
Alternatives: "initiatives for enhancement" or "measures for development".
It must be noted that the figures in the table represent the hospitals that apply the QI-activities, as well as the hospitals that use the results of the QI-activities for improvements of the care process.
Additionally, a large number of molecular markers have been developed that will accelerate molecular mapping and molecular breeding activities for pigeonpea improvement.
Bruce and Killian [ 15] found similar results in a survey of more than 200 Ghanaian health facilities where only 31% of the facilities had quality assurance teams and documented activities for quality improvement.
It is argued that OPRAS makes up "an integrated system for building a shared vision, understanding and agreement about the results to be achieved, and the approach, deployment, assessment and review of activities for continuous improvement in standards of service delivery" (italics in original) [ 24]:24].
This study was sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Health and by the Lombardy Region, as part of a broader implementation project aiming to introduce in Italian cancer centers a series of evidence-based activities for the improvement of the humanization of cancer care (HUCARE project).
Recently sequenced draft genome of kabuli chickpea (CDC frontier), along with whole genome re-sequencing (WGRS) data of 29 genotypes and 61 sequenced using restriction site-associated DNA (RAD) have provided genomic resources to support functional genomics and molecular breeding activities for chickpea improvement (2).
Monitoring and localization of objects generally occur less frequently and are applied in typical activities for organizational improvements, such as information and documentation as well as process automation and control.
There was little distinction between participation as community mobilisation (having community people accept professionals' assessment and activities for health improvements) and community empowerment (transforming attitudes and behaviours that enable community/individuals take decisions about their own lives).
From an economic perspective, the missing link between actual care expenses and estimated needs for care activities leaves room for improvement.
