The phrase "and improved in some" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing enhancements or advancements that have occurred in certain areas or aspects.
Example: "The software has been updated and improved in some key functionalities, making it more user-friendly."
Alternatives: "and enhanced in certain areas" or "and bettered in some respects".
It was first proposed in our previous study and improved in this study by adding some adaptive mechanisms.
This may have been a result of immunosuppressive treatment with ciclosporin; however, during the subsequent 9 years of follow-up, creatinine clearance remained remarkably stable and even improved in some patients, although it did not return to pre-transplantation values.
Mayor William Lee Kinnally Jr. of Hastings-on-Hudson, a frequent critic of Mr. Feiner, says that relations between the village and town governments have improved, in some respects, since the election.
In all of the study districts, programme resources were in place and routine services were reliably available, yet coverage improved in some districts and not in others.
15 However, although physical activity in general is reported to result in positive pain reduction and improved function in some chronic pain states, 15, 16 there is no evidence for its benefit in the management of mechanical neck disorders.
Area usage, at the same time, deteriorates by only 2.1%%, respectively, 1.2 % on average and even improves in some cases.
Until recently, the antianginal drugs available to control symptoms and myocardial ischemia have all been haemodynamic agents that eliminate or reduce angina attacks principally by decreasing myocardial oxygen demand and by improving, in some instances, myocardial perfusion [ 4].
The paradoxical association between septic myocardial dysfunction and improved survival in some studies may be explained by the influence of loading conditions.
Our research was designed to understand how and why immunization coverage improves in some settings and not others.
