The phrase "an improved picture" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a situation, outcome, or representation that has been enhanced or made better in some way.
Example: "After implementing the new strategies, we were able to present an improved picture of our financial performance."
Alternatives: "a better image" or "an enhanced view."
Germany, the eurozone's largest economy, was also its strongest performer after an improved picture for GDP growth was bettered by record high imports and exports in July.
Later, CATV systems were installed in large cities to provide an improved picture by avoiding ghosts and other forms of noise and distortion.
After all, the primary goal of NASA's InSight mission was to land a stationary spacecraft on Mars and listen for marsquakes, giving scientists an improved picture of the red planet's internal makeup.
The majority of that rain has now cleared through so as we start the new working week it looks as if it will be an improved picture for most, especially across the South of the UK.
The Israelis said that Mr. Sisco had suggested that a United Nations force on the Lebanon border might provide some peripheral advantages, including an improved picture of Israel abroad and a bolster ing of the Beirut Government in its struggle with Arab guer rillas.
And by including a more realistic set of expenses, it offers an improved picture of how the cost of basic needs contributes to poverty.
But analysts viewed the drop as a temporary blip in what had been an improving picture for American manufacturers.
The dashboard for July shows a further deterioration in the value of the pound amid a bleak mood over the prospects for the UK economy, against an improving picture in Europe, pushing sterling to a more than 10-month low against the euro.
Senior forecaster Clare Austin warned the rain would move north on Bank Holiday Monday into northern and eastern parts of England., "Next week looks like an improving picture with only one or two showers around but it will be cooler," she added.
But the health minister has insisted that the latest published figures show an improving picture.
Francis Thomas from London Midland said: "It's an improving picture... but we say we're never satisfied.
