The phrase "an improved understanding of differences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the enhancement of knowledge or awareness regarding various distinctions, whether in a social, cultural, or academic context.
Example: "The workshop aimed to foster an improved understanding of differences among diverse communities."
Alternatives: "a better grasp of differences" or "enhanced awareness of differences."
Additionally, several students commented favorably about having an improved understanding of different CAM modalities.
The study also provides an improved understanding of the differences and similarities between Australia's two main cities.
The study seeks to provide an improved understanding of possible differences in the local flame speed at an equivalence ratio in the compositionally stratified mixture from the speed in a homogeneous mixture at the same equivalence ratio.
Many more important and more general problems relate to the need, for design criteria in terms of each quantity, and for an improved understanding of just noticeable differences for each measure.
Murray et al [ 29] observe that 'a critical requirement is an improved understanding of the determinants of differences between self-reported and observed measures of performance or capacity in selected domains in health' (page 991).
For an improved understanding of the factors determining local and temporal differences in respiratory disease outbreaks, continuous collection of global data by representative surveillance systems is needed.
Improved cassava cultivars with low CN and an improved understanding of genes affecting CN were of considerable interest.
It is expected that clarifying differences in neural mechanisms between the two conditions would lead to an improved understanding of apathy.
Studies on the differences in the development of structures that are responsible for these morphological specializations can contribute to an improved understanding of what goes wrong in medically important human craniofacial variation.
The biggest difference, she maintains, is that philosophy makes progress, whereas literature may change but it doesn't, as it were, reach an improved understanding of the world.
