The phrase "all its improved" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "all its improvements"? You can use a corrected version when discussing enhancements or upgrades made to something.
Example: "The software update includes all its improvements, making it more user-friendly and efficient."
Alternatives: "all its enhancements" or "all its upgrades".
Now that it's too late to turn around, China is busy breaking all its promises to improve human rights, allow uncensored coverage, or even — for God's sake — clean up the air in Beijing so that marathoners don't fall dead in the streets.
Like overseas investment into the British housing market - for all its promises of improving life for the common man - there's no realistic dividends to be expected by the average citizen.
But when the F.T.C.'s five commissioners looked closely at Google's practices, they unanimously agreed that while some of its behavior was not beneficial to competitors, over all its actions improved its search results for the benefits of users.
However not all its specifications improve on the original Concorde.
Every effort was made to get all its employees emotionally committed to improving the company's performance.
The correct answer there would have been to say that AT&T will be doing all it can to improve its network and its customer service to ensure these people stay.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber said yesterday that first-quarter results at all its businesses probably improved from the year-earlier period and that it would release restated financial results for the last five years on May 19.
In all its applications, from improved scientific knowledge of the Earth to furthering the progress of the incipient industrial revolution, he predicted that it would be "the Honour of the Nation".
In an effort to keep customers using all its technologies, Apple improved integration for calls and messages across its devices.
Honda made some improvements to the bumper of the all-new Fit, improving its score in the I.I.H.S. small-overlap front crash test.
