The part of the sentence "for improved diagnostics" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the goal of a process or plan of action, such as a medical procedure, that is intended to improve the accuracy or efficiency of the diagnosis of a certain condition or disorder. For example, "The hospital has implemented a new protocol for improved diagnostics of cancer patients."
It is known that early detection results in improved survival, and consequently there is a need for improved diagnostic tools in CRC.
Current challenges include the need for improved diagnostic methods for detection of chronic and subclinical infections and for the design of more efficient vaccines.
Patients are frequently treated with antibiotics although ARI are most commonly caused by virus, strengthening the need for improved diagnostic methods.
The main reasons for improved diagnostic performance are the radionuclide (82Rb) kinetic properties, better resolution and sensitivity PET scanners, and the accurate attenuation correction (AC) achievable in modern PET/CT imaging [6 8].
At present, the emphasis in the search for improved diagnostic testing rests on the development of quantitative methods for early detection of the increased viral replicative activity that presumably precedes the onset of CMV disease in infected individuals.
There is a pressing need for improved diagnostic testing methods; biomarkers offer one potentially promising approach.
In addition, the need for improved diagnostic tools, the significance of multiple pathogens, and potential intervention strategies are discussed.
AF is a heterogeneous condition likely to represent a number of underlying pathologies and a lack of aetiological classification may have hindered the quest for improved diagnostic markers.
The development of new genomic tests and therapies has led to high public and patient expectations for improved diagnostic capabilities and treatments.
The knowledge extracted from different types of networks can assist discovery of novel biomarkers, for example, functional pathways, processes,or subnetworks, for improved diagnostic, prognostic, and drug response prediction.
While there is undoubtedly a need for improved diagnostic tools and therapeutic evidence, especially with second-line drugs, it is important to recognise that if a diagnosis can be made and a consistent supply of properly dosed medication is available, most cases of childhood TB can be cured using current drugs [ 14].
