The phrase "and upgrade it to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to improving or enhancing something to a newer or better version.
Example: "We need to assess the current software and upgrade it to the latest version for better performance."
Alternatives: "and enhance it to" or "and improve it to".
"But we saw a huge opportunity to take what was there, and do a little better job with it, expand and upgrade it to appeal to a broader audience.
After considering taking the club from Mr. Malekan by eminent domain, the Town of North Hempstead announced this month that it planned to buy about seven acres of club property for $2 million within the next few weeks and upgrade it to a luxury town park to be known as Levitt Park.
In these times, take that hard work and upgrade it to obsession.
"My plan to cut fares and to take over the suburban rail network and upgrade it to tube level performance will benefit Londoners, and those who live outside London".
Now that you see the belief isn't true, it's time to reframe it and upgrade it to a belief that is more in alignment with what you want to attract in your life.
You can synthesize Shade Archive and upgrade it to get Shade Archive+.
He had received a new driver's license, and upgraded it to allow him to haul hazardous materials.
Uranium enriched to five per cent is considered reactor fuel grade and upgrading it to weapons-level takes much longer than for 20 per cent enriched uranium.
America's infrastructure is indisputably in sorry shape, and upgrading it to meet the needs of the 21st century is far and away the best strategy for putting people back to work.
Rather like the outlandish technology featured in the cult film-maker's creepy Dollhouse TV show, in which brainwashed human beings are imprinted with off-the-shelf personalities for the entertainment of rich clients, Whedon took an existing property and upgraded it to the next level.
Data General, on the other hand, has tweaked the so-called low-end NT and upgraded it to a premium version which can run on industrial-strength servers, sold under the Aviion brand name.
