The phrase "alongside improving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing simultaneous actions or developments, particularly in contexts where one improvement is happening in conjunction with another.
Example: "The company is focusing on increasing sales alongside improving customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "in addition to enhancing" or "together with advancing".
Alongside improving vehicle safety standards, driving ability and road layout need to be tackled.
Some investors view the industry as a bellwether for the economy because sales generally rise alongside improving consumer spending.
Boosting jobs and the local economy were key objectives in building Southmead, alongside improving health, community cohesion, local skills, school attainment and lowering crime.
Rail will have to be a part of that, alongside improving bus services and making it easier to walk and cycle for short trips.
This must be done alongside improving performance, attracting and retaining talented people, building a shared culture and greater engagement amongst our workforce".
There are opportunities to be more productive and efficient – but that has to be done alongside improving patient care and care for people in their own communities – it's not one or the other.
Alongside improved laboratory protocols the development of bioinformatical tools is steadily progressing.
It includes a ban on assault rifles and high-capacity clips, alongside improved background checks on would-be owners.
Methanol was added to the feedstock after Zn breakthrough and prompted almost complete removal of dissolved Zn alongside improved alkalinity generation and sulphate attenuation.
Such reforms seek to address shareholder disquiet at cases in which managers have awarded themselves large pay increases, even though this has not gone alongside improved corporate performance.
Earlier this month, Obama presented a package of measures that included bans on the sale of assault rifles and high-capacity clips, alongside improved background checks on would-be owners.
