The phrase "agents of improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to individuals or entities that facilitate or drive positive change or enhancements in a particular context, such as education, business, or personal development.
Example: "Teachers are often seen as agents of improvement in the educational system, inspiring students to reach their full potential."
Alternatives: "catalysts for change" or "drivers of progress".
These results support that Mito-DCA would be a better agent for improvement of antitumor immunity compared to the parent drug DCA.
Formulations represent an important strategy to improve the therapeutic index of anticancer agents via improvement of their solubility, bioavailability, and pharmacokinetic and biodistribution profiles.
In contrast to LDH, SP-A is secreted mainly from type II pneumocytes, and the attenuation of SP-A after the administration of PC-SOD appears to reflect the essential effect of this agent, although improvement of survival rate was not observed in the current study.
The functional similarity of the facial ruff with that of the pinna in humans opens the possibility to use these data for autonomous agents [53], improvement of auditory displays [54], [55] or even in hearing aids [56].
Fetter argued that such a distinction was impractical, stating that, The notion that it is a simple matter to distinguish between the yield of natural agents and that of improvements is fanciful and confusing..
The analytical method used in this study is also expected to be applied to analyze the efficacy of various anti-inflammatory and antiresorptive agents in terms of improvements in trabecular bone quality.
Depending on the severity of the disease, treatment consists of the local or systemic administration of antiseptics and azole antifungal agents, improvement of oral hygiene, and good hygiene of any infected removable dental prostheses [ 9, 10].
Large randomized placebo controlled trials are necessary for investigation of the efficacy of these agents in the improvement of survivals both before and after transplantation.
Industrial engineers, as designers and improvement agents of such factories of the future, will need to develop better skills in various aspects of data analytics and information communication technologies.
CSPs who become aware of how their attitudes and practices may adversely impact on Aboriginal patients, and who reflect on the shortfalls in their service provision can become agents of change for service improvement at a broader systems level.
