The phrase "also be improved for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing enhancements or modifications that can be made to something, often in the context of performance or quality.
Example: "The software can also be improved for better user experience and faster processing times."
Alternatives: "can also be enhanced for" or "may also be optimized for".
It is also concluded that, even for equal sorption and diffusion coefficients, the conversion could also be improved for reactions with Δn ≠ 0.
Technical components of the authorship analysis algorithm itself may be also be improved; for example, the current decision tree classifier may be replaced with a more scalable SVM classifier in the future [2].
Surface modification approach enables the generation of a very thin and finely-controlled immune barrier coating against the host immune system, but it may alter the physiology of the islets during the modification process and the coating stability should also be improved for long-term islet transplantation.
Pigs have been engineered to grow faster and to produce more meat with less feed; the composition of pork has also been improved for healthier human consumption.
Overall survival also was improved for patients who received initial radiation therapy.
There will also be improved spaces for storage and the Courtauld's conservation department.
These strains will also be improved hosts for heterologous expression of sterol-dependent proteins and safe sources to obtain pure cholesterol and other sterols.
The algorithm can also be improved looking for cache optimization, so that the memory access on the Boltzmann stencil is done in a more intelligent way.
Agricultural productivity can also be improved: In East Africa, for example, cell-phone services are offering real-time price data to farmers.
There will also be improved duty-free access for goods sold by the world's poorest countries.
The English could also be improved and the manuscript checked for typos etc.
