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The phrase "has improved somewhat" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has gotten better, but not significantly or completely. Example: The company's financial situation has improved somewhat, but they still have a long way to go before they can fully recover.
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Although the situation has improved somewhat, it is unclear how much of the improvement can be attributed to the availability of postgraduate training and how much is related from the expansion of undergraduate class sizes at FSMed during those years.
He wondered whether this was down to "a perception that the economy has improved somewhat" (hastily adding that there had been no local improvement).
At the same time, overseas demand for exports also has improved somewhat in recent months and has led to a marked improvement in export orders, according to the survey published Thursday.
My spelling has improved somewhat.
Life has improved somewhat since my daughter's death.
Even the city's troubled school system has improved somewhat.
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By then, at least, their lives had improved somewhat.
The job situation might have improved somewhat in the past year, but it's still not good.
The movie was shot in ravishing 35 millimeter, which suggests that filmmaking conditions have improved somewhat.
After traveling in China for more than a week, my language skills had improved somewhat.
Relations between Sunni-dominated Pakistan and Shia-led Iran have traditionally been dire, but have improved somewhat.
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