The phrase "and improved with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing enhancements or upgrades made to something, typically followed by a noun or a specific aspect that has been improved.
Example: "The software was updated and improved with the latest security features to ensure user safety."
Alternatives: "and enhanced with the" or "and upgraded with the".
He proudly declares that, now that the consortium has been seen off, water tariffs are back where they were before it arrived; and that Semapa, the local utility, has been restructured and improved with the help of a some cash lent by the Inter-American Development Bank. Inter-American Development Bank
✓ SentiStrength [11] Builds a lexicon dictionary annotated by humans and improved with the use of Machine Learning.
The makespan is then obtained and improved with the assistance of a serial scheduling scheme and a double justification skill.
Among these studies, the machine learning approaches are more popular since the models can be automatically trained and improved with the training datasets.
Also, computation of ISC magnitudes was regularised and improved with the introduction of the new locator (shown as ISCloc II in Fig. 1) (Bondár and Storchak 2011).
The algorithm performance is analysed and improved with the addition of three classes of cuts, while retaining control of the run length of the sub-problem solution.
His condition was described as "serious and improving," with the prognosis good for full recovery.
The water quality of New Tongyang Canal is evaluated and the result shows that its environment deteriorates with the increasing rainfall and improves with the decreasing precipitation.
The accuracies of both algorithms decrease with the increase of e and improves with the increase of m.
The agreement with the leading-order solution is generally reasonable, and improves with the addition of the first order correction term.
This damping was more important at the head's level and improved with vision, in particular at the higher frequency.
