The phrase "again improving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process of enhancement or progress that is occurring once more after a previous improvement.
Example: "The team's performance is again improving after implementing the new training program."
Alternatives: "once more enhancing" or "improving again".
This cycle is based upon the principle of plan-do-check-act, implying that improvement continues and starts all over again and again improving upon earlier results.
Known as "neckdowns", these curb extensions also increase visibility, again improving safety.
He soon talked Mrs. Knoll into paying $20 a month for a studio in a run-down part of Brooklyn, where he worked on the executive chair for five years, making it over and over again, improving it each time.
As the hearing went on, he offered a summary of the policy improvements that Facebook has made in the past few weeks, which include imposing stricter data-access controls on third-party developers (again), improving the platform's privacy controls (again), and hiring thousands more content moderators and security experts (again).
Again, improving the data exchange efficiency would be another option.
Wing Nacewa joined in and the interloper ducked under two Welsh tacklers to score his second try, Sexton again improving the score to a seven-pointer.
By combining them into a RF model, reassuringly, the prediction performance again improved, although this improvement was relatively low.
With the demise of the Soviet Union, Turko-Russian relations again improved steadily, producing a string of manufacturing and energy agreements.
In 1995-96 they again improved their win tally, to 60 and again reached the Conference Finals, again going up against Jordan, Scottie Pippen and the Chicago Bulls.
Nick Faldo again improved on his previous round, claiming five birdies in his 68, although inevitably he ended up bogeying the 17th again.
Your men will salute when you draw near, and returning home from Afghanistan every now and again improves staff morale, helping them to get things done quicker.
