The phrase "and probably improve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something may enhance or make better a situation, process, or outcome.
Example: "By implementing these changes, we can streamline our workflow and probably improve overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "and likely enhance" or "and possibly boost".
I'll keep working on my system and probably improve it over time.
There are just countless places we could make changes without hurting productivity, and probably improve it.
Consequently, designing cropping systems that reduce tillage and include manure with less regard to omitting pesticides or increasing crop diversity should enhance earthworm populations and probably improve sustainability.
Yes, the Liberal Democrats want to return powers from Whitehall to councils, which would make education more democratically accountable and probably improve the quality of decisions.
You will simplify your life (and probably improve your sleep) if you go about this work strategically.
First it improves the Air's USB situation immensely and the ease of use would shave, at worst, a few seconds off of my start-up time and probably improve air circulation around the Air.
The message: With a little effort, anything can be personalized, and probably improved.
The depletion of fluids and adequate ventilation management is sure, improves lungs function and probably improves multi-organ donation results.
Still, other data indicate that the economy was already rebounding in March and probably improved further in April.
The new phone is rumored to have the same dimensions as the iPhone 5 line, but with updated features akin to the iPhone 6 or 6S — a better camera, faster processor, more power and probably improved battery life too.
The ED responded to perceived and actual community needs and probably improved the health of the population.
