The phrase "and push for improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to advocate for or implement enhancements in a process, system, or situation.
Example: "The team met to discuss the current project status and push for improvements in efficiency."
Alternatives: "and advocate for enhancements" or "and strive for betterment."
It means that improvements are made and that we are given specific ways of measuring improvements - and it gives the shop floor more control and power to push for improvements.
"Many of those chemicals are still being used, but as more information is readily available, consumers will take a closer look and NGOs will push for improvements".
This information could help university officials figure out which faculty are doing a good job at preventing cheating and which are not, and then push for improvement.
Regulators have decided that current security systems aren't strong enough, and will need to push for improvements, especially at regional banks.
With the right brands and promises of investment and employment, the private sector can be a powerful partner to governments and non-governmental organizations in a transformative push for improvements for women.
In 1904, President Theodore Roosevelt started to push for improvements to US coins, and arranged for the Mint to engage Saint-Gaudens to redesign coins which could be changed under the 1890 act.
While building the railroad, the Utah Construction Company had created a dirt road through the canyon to assist with construction; citizens created the Plumas County Road Association in 1911 to push for improvements to this roadway and creation of a year-round route between Oroville and Quincy (the existing route over the ridges was closed for at least four months each winter).
New stainless steel subway cars were more graffiti-resistant, and he used the mayor's bully pulpit to push for improvements.
Last, and of critical importance – Ustant's government continues to push for improvements in the healthcare system.
In Birmingham, activists said they were likely to push for improvements to a road linking Moseley and Kings Heath, where Hope Fennell, 13, was killed by a lorry in 2011.
