The phrase "application of improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the implementation or utilization of strategies or methods aimed at enhancing a process, system, or performance.
Example: "The application of improvement techniques in our workflow has led to increased efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "implementation of enhancements" or "utilization of improvements."
Leadership must identify care improvement as important work, and translate it into clear improvement goals and policies that are addressed through application of effective improvement strategies and 6. links towards community resources and policies.
A qualitative improvement is also observed through intensive management, like the application of genetic improvement techniques and of silvic treatments.
Application of process improvement principles to increase the frequency of complete airway management documentation.
Now, 20 years later, the systematic application of quality improvement methods happens in most NHS organisations to some degree.
Dr. Raviola's scholarly contributions center on the integration and application of quality improvement and public health approaches in innovating clinical practice, teaching and research in the domains of psychiatry and global mental health.
The objective of this collaborative work is that it demonstrates a systems engineering driven application of the improvement of an orthopaedic office that may then be generalized to a broader context.
The ductility of as-cast composites decreased with the increase in volume fraction of SiC, and with application of extrusion, improvement in ductility was observed.
The cumulative savings can be of very large magnitude justifying the application of Six Sigma improvement methodology across the unit on different packaging process.
As revealed from the literature survey that application of Six Sigma improvement methodology appears rare among the large-scale food-processing sectors in India.
Figure 1 Analysing paradigmatic fit: expected effects of the strong intellectual property paradigm and partially open innovation in the main fields of application of plant improvement (figure by authors).
