The phrase "are best improved" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to enhance or make something better, often in a comparative context.
Example: "These processes are best improved through regular feedback and iterative testing."
Alternatives: "are most effectively enhanced" or "are ideally upgraded".
According to the Henley Centre, these women are part of a wider trend, classed as Generation Y, a new wave of twentysomethings who believe that the quality of life in Britain is best improved by putting yourself first.
They also show that in 2005 - for the first time since 1994 - there were more people in the UK who thought quality of life was best improved by looking after themselves rather than their communities.
Sally Hunt, the general secretary of the University and College Union, said the quality and status of university teaching would be best improved by tackling the low pay and insecurity of academic staff.
Against concerns about the rising federal deficit (now projected at a record $455 billion) or the cost of maintaining troops in Iraq (almost $1 billion a week) supporters of the tax cuts that included the child-credit increase argue that a sluggish economy is best improved by Americans' keeping more of their money so they can spend it.
Judging the impact of RSH on athletic performance in various team sports could be best improved by testing, for example, specific work-to-rest ratios or the efficacy of different 'hypoxic doses'.
Teacher evaluations, long an obscure detail in an educator's career, have moved front and center as school systems try to identify which teachers are best at improving student achievement, and to remove ineffective ones.
Bodyweight exercises, involving 10-20 reperper set, are effective, but studies have shown that heavy weight/low rep sets are best for improving speed (i.e., 4-6 reperper set).
However, there is a paucity of rigorous evidence to guide initiatives for PLHIV, including which assistance modalities are best to improve food security, clinical outcomes, and household economic stability [ 11, 12].
Prior research suggests that social, collaborative learning environments are best suited for improving language ability.
3. Public and private resources are best focused on improving mixed-gender, mixed-ethnic educational environments, not in promoting social divisions.
