The phrase "and future refinement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ongoing improvements or adjustments to a process, product, or idea that will occur in the future.
Example: "The committee will focus on the current project and future refinement of our strategies to ensure better outcomes."
Alternatives: "and subsequent enhancement of" or "and ongoing improvement of".
At the time of this study, the SimplyRNA HT system was at the end of beta testing, and future refinements to the kit may increase yield quantity, quality and precision.
Inherent mechanisms for feedback and content delivery demonstrate the effectiveness of remote, collaborative ontology development and facilitate future refinement of the HAO.
Data from such assessments would inform and support future refinement of these guidelines.
The findings underscore the utility of EDF equations, demonstrate the transferability of volumetric energy dissipation rates, and provide a foundation for future refinement of component-, species-, and life-stage-specific EDF criteria.
The multi-layered nature of the definition provides the feasibility for the current attempt in developing comprehensive reading scales and the possibility for future refinement of the scales in the light of different purposes (for diagnosis, for example).
Evaluation of the overall topological structure within the three newly profiled species first indicated the integrity of their reference genome structures and generated a resource for future refinement of such assemblies.
Thus, a future refinement of the abundances and distribution of HPEs in the UC surrounding the JUNO detector is strongly recommended, as this region provides approximately 47% of the total geoneutrino signal (G) and is a significant contributor to the total uncertainty.
In addition, TNM staging should be implemented in clinical trial stratification and in tumor registry accession in order to allow future refinement of appropriate therapeutic options (Table 1).
