The phrase "and improve the technical" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing enhancements or advancements in technical aspects, but it needs additional context to be fully understood.
Example: "Our goal is to streamline our processes and improve the technical aspects of our operations."
Alternatives: "enhance the technical" or "refine the technical".
"The best way to establish a strong organization is to invest in the league and improve the technical quality.
Topix has agreed to eliminate the priority review product entirely, and "will continue to refine and improve the technical tools and human resources necessary to allow it to review Feedback requests for reported posts".
John Hoyes, technical director of Flexitallic and chairman of the British Standards Committee concerned with gaskets describes the European initiatives to rationalize the standards and improve the technical basis by which they will lead a user to select the joint design and material.
To ensure that researchers are able to carry out quality studies, it is recommended that they build their capacities and improve the technical facilities of their research institutions.
The first decades of Evidence Based Medicine (EBM) were devoted to developing the science of clinical epidemiology and improving the technical means of applying its principles and tools consistently and efficiently.
The purpose of this paper was to evaluate under which conditions acid leaching of pinewood, bagasse and straw can improve the technical and economic feasibility of a pyrolysis process.
The aim is to design products that augment human physical, cognitive, and motivational capabilities and improve the social, technical, and organizational aspects of a system.
The results of the presented work include two buckets with quickly replaceable and permanent teeth, which significantly improve the technical and operational indicators and enable their users to achieve real savings.
The information can then guide a comprehensive national-level reform by identifying gaps and opportunities for integration and by targeting interventions designed to improve the technical efficiency and effectiveness of both public health surveillance and action.
Objectives like transmission congestion, real power loss, voltages and investment costs are considered to improve the technical and economical performances of the network.
Matters involving innovation, entrepreneurship, and globalization of the engineering profession have emerged, and the responsibility to improve the technical literacy of the public-at-large is discussed.
