The phrase "and to implement better" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the intention to improve the execution or application of a process or idea.
Example: "We need to analyze our current strategies and to implement better methods for achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "and to enhance" or "and to improve".
After my experiences, I learned more about sustainable fashion and decided to implement better practices.
While some respondents felt the implementation problem was a result of poor policies and strategies being crafted in the first place, the general argument appears to be that, if there is adequate preparedness and facilitation to implement, better outcomes can be obtained.
It can also encourage firm interest and company advisors to implement better practices of growth (Levratto and Paranque 2011).
Participants' recommendations to the government emphasized the need to include children with disabilities in all forums and the need to implement better social protections for vulnerable children.
"There is no excuse for this and the Government needs to implement better systems before the public's faith will be restored".
Given that these objects are difficult to target and correlate, this has many implications for the space surveillance community and will allow observers to implement better search strategies for this class of debris.
Sulake, the Finnish company that owns Habbo Hotel, two weeks ago "muted" activity on the site as it scrambled to implement better content and safety controls and call for user feedback after an investigative report from the UK broadcaster Channel 4 revealed the extent of the problem.
She strives to implement "better coaches and facilities" at the grass-roots and the recent success of the England women's team has been helped greatly by her bringing the Women's FA Cup Final to Wembley Stadium.
A Concordat was signed in 1996 between all the HEIs and the major funders of research to implement better career management of contract research staff.
