The phrase "also able to improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of something or someone to enhance or develop further in a particular area.
Example: "The new software is not only efficient but is also able to improve user productivity significantly."
Alternatives: "also capable of enhancing" or "also has the potential to improve."
Both modification processes were also able to improve surface free energy and surface smoothing.
Moreover, it was also able to improve the statistics of the independent runs of the algorithm in most cases.
US processing was also able to improve and keep the juice homogeneity (cloud stability) during 6 weeks of cold storage (4 °C).
Loaded particles showed antimicrobial activity against Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes; they were also able to improve wound healing in vivo on a rat wound model.
Interestingly, vE-CTP and vE-PTD were also able to improve the transduction efficiency of a co-transduced baculovirus, resulting in higher levels of gene expression.
SAM complexes activated by US are also able to improve siRNA uptake in tumor tissue resulting in decelerating tumor growth in vivo.
Given the strides poor countries have made against other health problems, they should also be able to improve the treatment of cancer, public health experts increasingly say.
By keeping the content within its database, even where the rights-holder has made the book private, it will also be able to improve its search methodology.
They would also be able to improve the quality and sustainability of emergency assistance, and build the capacity of local groups to take on more of the work themselves so that, when disaster strikes again, less outside help would be required.
This compound also proved able to improve the circulation and metabolism of the brain.
Due to the use of cluster adaptive training, this structure also is able to improve context generalization.
