The phrase "ameliorate over time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or positive changes that occur gradually.
Example: "The team's performance is expected to ameliorate over time as they gain more experience and cohesion."
Alternatives: "improve over time" or "get better with time".
In the 1980s, the right-wing sympathies of both Granata Korps and Viking led to occasional internecine clashes, however these differences ameliorated over time.
However, it is also well known that this cost can be ameliorated over time.
If metrics are increasing, we may conclude that demographic limitations that previously impinged upon the population have been ameliorated over time, perhaps as a result of management action.
This difference is expected since GIs are found within chromosomes and have ameliorated over time, which, in base compositional terms, tend towards that of the host chromosome [ 27].
It is possible that AEs may have been ameliorated over time due to declining drug concentrations (Brose et al. 2015), although longitudinal sorafenib exposure measurements were not made, and the by-cycle incidence data reported here indicate that new or worsening AEs occurred throughout cycles 1 9.
"People change over time.
The subsequent disappearance of this effect during weeks 2 and 3 could be due either to an increase in motivation in mutant mice or an effect of training, which ameliorates running performance over time.
Sympathetically, this position can been seen as an urging of gradual changes, which progressively over time ameliorate the problem of inadequate care for asylum seekers.
The courts have done their job – over time, they have ameliorated the worst elements of the control order system – but that is not enough.
Over time, this may be ameliorated by physical adaptation or by corrective interventions.
