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The phrase "area needing improvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in situations when you are referring to an area that could be improved upon. For example: "We identified customer service as an area needing improvement."
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One area needing improvement was our appointments system.
Communication and information in order to reduce anxiety in the intensive care unit (ICU) has been described as area needing improvement.
This finding coincides with follow-up loan clinic clients being half as likely to cite drug availability as an area needing improvement.
29 If a child meets the recommended level, encouraging feedback is provided; if the recommended level is not met, the behaviour is identified as an area needing improvement and lifestyle modification suggestions are provided.
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This fact alerts that the practice of PEP for HIV in the study area needs improvement.
If you are unsure of what area needs improvement then ask someone you trust for advice.
Also fine-tuning the quality of supervisors' assessments is potentially resource effective by improving the assessment built into daily work and identifying areas needing improvement.
"As soon as it became clear there were areas needing improvement, those improvements were made and they have been in place for a significant period of time.
He acknowledged that there were areas needing improvement; for example, pilots are supposed to be retrained annually but are allowed a one-month grace period.
But Michael Beeman, a FEMA spokesman, said that federal officials were still in the process of evaluating the drill and would release a detailed report within 90 days with notes on areas needing improvement.
We are developing comprehensive training modules, including those on "unconscious bias," and we commissioned a climate survey to transparently identify and address areas needing improvement.
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