"develop improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that something is in need of improvement, or that someone is working to improve an existing thing. For example, "The team is working to develop improvements to the user interface."
"The information used for the M25 scheme is historic, not immediate, but will help us develop improvements targeted to reduce congestion and improve reliability".
Hence we must develop improvements, either through sub-sampling, meta-modeling or other data reduction strategies.
Interoperable justice agency databases could be used to identify systemic trouble points relate them to case complexity and perhaps develop improvements.
These early plants provided the 'test bed' to understand the concerns related to plant availability, gas cleanup design, and maintenance routines to develop improvements and to verify in field operation.
The outcome of this survey contributes to develop improvements for effective risk communication within the European regulatory framework and contributes to the aim of a non-toxic environment by 2018 [12] and to the fitness check of the EU Chemicals legislation [13, 14].
He had Commanders Chester Nimitz, Jr. and James McCallum continue technical studies of the Mark VI and to develop improvements, but these revised exploders were just as unreliable as the earlier versions.
Transit customer satisfaction study helps understand customers' behavior intentions and lays foundation for toolbox development to monitor service quality, evaluate system performance, identify customers' dissatisfaction, and develop improvement strategy.
Finally, we separated the 'take action' into two phases: develop improvement plans (step 12) and implement improvement plans (step 13).
All participants were able to demonstrate some element of reflection, document potential learning needs and develop improvement action plans regardless of population group audited.
Further research is needed to obtain a broad insight into GPs' (negative) attitudes towards nursing homes and to develop improvement strategies concerning primary home care.
We recommend that the UKPTT be used routinely in hospitals to assess harm and to help develop improvement interventions to reduce it.
