The phrase "allowed improvement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the permission or facilitation of enhancements or advancements in a particular area or subject.
Example: "The new policy allowed improvement of the existing processes, leading to greater efficiency."
Alternatives: "permitted enhancement of" or "facilitated advancement of".
This implementation has allowed improvement of reactor stability and reduction of raw material consumption.
In addition, co-transplantation of embryonic dopaminergic neuronal grafts and a GDNF-releasing capsule allowed improvement of graft survival and differentiation, thereby accelerating behavioral recovery [50].
The new approach has allowed improvement of the diagnostics quality.
The presence of routine telemedicine support and an elearning system allowed improvement of the quality of the diagnostics.
The advent of molecular methods such as real time polymerase chain reaction has allowed improvement of detection methods currently used in laboratories, although not all of these methods include an Internal Positive Control (IPC) to monitor for false negative results.
Indeed, the addition of the number of polar functional groups ‒OH (n OH), ‒C = O (n C = O), ‒NH (n NH), ‒COOH (n COOH), ‒NO2 (n NO2), and ‒C≡N (n C≡N) to the polarizability α allowed improvement of the estimate of PL (r = 0.960; Table S6; Liang and Gallagher, 1998).
In order to allow improvement of treatment efficiencies without requiring more land area, new treatment methods have been developed.
Furthermore, application of the High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS) for Me-DLC deposition allows improvement of coating adhesion and densification of the coating.
Strong interfaces have been shown to allow improvement of the mechanical properties of ceramic matrix composites (CMC).
This approach allows improvement of the bondcoat roughness profile to the extent typically obtained by optimized vacuum plasma spraying.
Commonality can be further enhanced by modular designs, which allow improvement of one section of a product without much change to others.
