The part of the sentence "bring improved safety" is correct in written English and can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example: "The installation of new street lighting will bring improved safety to the area."
Each year brought improved financial results.
doctors and improved safety for patients.
Mrs Hart said: "The work at Glan Clwyd will improve safety and bring a hospital designed over 40 years ago up to 21st Century standards.
F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone had this to say about the man he brought into the sport to improve safety: "I am pretty sure that he [Sid Watkins] is irreplaceable.
More unionized workers can bring greater pressure on factory owners to improve safety.
Sock Club CTO Jensen said, "I'm not really certain what fingerprinting brings to the table in terms of improving safety for consumers, but I'm happy our community gets a say in how these companies are allowed to operate".
We made numerous attempts to get the owners to bring the facility into compliance, clean it up and improve safety".
This horrific event brought attention to the conditions experienced by garment factory workers in Bangladesh and drew calls to improve safety at Bangladesh garment factories.
"With night vision, Cadillac will bring Desert Storm technology into the family garage," said Cadillac General Manager John Smith, who says night-vision systems are potentially as important for improving safety as anti-lock brakes and traction control.
If corporations are serious about improving safety standards, they must exert leverage on governments to improve standards for the protection of human rights, but they must also bring workers and unions to the table.
