The phrase "also called for improved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a request or demand for enhancements or betterment in a particular context.
Example: "The committee also called for improved safety measures in the workplace."
Alternatives: "also requested enhancements" or "also advocated for better".
He also called for improved prison conditions.
He also called for "improved public sector efficiency" in the health sector.
Demonstrators also called for improved infrastructure, hospitals, educational facilities and jobs for the region.
He praised the virtues of free trade but also called for improved federal aid for workers whose jobs have moved overseas.
The ECB also called for improved economic governance, adding: It is crucial that a comprehensive policy toolkit is available to deal with risks to financial stability, including those stemming from the reliance of a significant part of the banking sector on non-resident deposits as a source of funding.
It also called for improved use of data to address the critical workforce shortages looming on the horizon of the baby boomers' old age.
Another plenary speaker, Dr. Bruno Spire, the president of AIDES, a nongovernmental group in France, also called for improving laws and policies to combat stigma and discrimination against groups most vulnerable to H.I.V., typically gay and bisexual men, injecting drug users and sex workers.
It also calls for improved links between local NHS services and the support that universities provide.
The group also calls for improved mental health services that address the needs and vulnerabilities of mentally ill prisoners.
The commission is also calling for improved health assessments of children suspected of being abused or neglected, and requiring that public health nurses work with investigators in all cases involving children younger than 1.
The recommendations also call for improving the periodic evaluation of aging warheads for signs of deterioration.
