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'has shown to improve' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when speaking about something that has been demonstrated to be better, either through research or experience. For example, "Studies have shown that regular exercise has shown to improve physical health."
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At the downstream level, training of health workers in IMCI has shown to improve the quality of service delivery in terms of improved assessment and management of sick children (5, 6).
Test case prioritization (TCP) has shown to improve test effectiveness.
On the contrary, it has shown to improve it.
In schools, more robust natural light has shown to improve test scores and reduce absenteeism.
Careful sample preparation and thorough cleaning has shown to improve the consistency of the wear results.
Introducing the nanoscale solid particles into base fluid has shown to improve its thermal conductivity.
Also, the addition of another QoS management layer has shown to improve the performance.
Nitrogen incorporation has shown to improve the corrosion protection ability of SiC coatings.
Temporary right heart bypass has shown to improve hemodynamic stability and safety in beating heart revascularization.
Intake of flavonoids has shown to improve bone health due to their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.
Preparing solid solutions of CeO2 and ZrO2 has shown to improve both the chemical stability and the activity of the catalyst.
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