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'could be largely improved' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that something can see a substantial level of improvement. For example: "The company's internal communications process 'could be largely improved' with the introduction of a new platform."
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In addition, tamarisk growth could be largely improved if the roots can grow deeper with water table decline in the future.
The results show that the predictive value of grain yield and grain protein content could be largely improved without increasing model complexity.
Tensile tests indicated the strength of the nonwovens along the orientation direction could be largely improved when collected at a higher speed.
The reactivities of catalysts with ionic-pair substituents could be largely improved compared with those of conventional counterparts; most of them could be comparable to or higher than those of known efficient organocatalysts.
Corneal confocal microscopy, provided with a fluorescent channel, could be largely improved in specificity and sensitivity in combination with specific fluorescent marking.
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The predicted TF-gene bindings used in the main disease regulome are more accurate [ 12], but could still be largely improved by either more precise prediction or by substituting predictions with forthcoming ChIP-seq based results for many of the TFs.
With this illumination method, the intensity of light interacts with the sample can be largely improved.
Mental health is largely improved by loving and playful parenting.
Its comprehensive mechanical properties are largely improved.
The teaching effectiveness has been largely improved after the implementation.
However, the performance of the MMSE equalizer is largely improved if the above inequality is satisfied.
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