The phrase "heavily improve" is not grammatically correct in written English.
A more accurate way to phrase it would be "greatly improve" or "significantly improve." Example: The company's profits were greatly improved after implementing the new marketing strategy.
I know the microphone is said to be heavily improved over its predecessor, but wouldn't it look better if it were below the camera?
1UP.com described the gameplay as "an RPG for dedicated RPG enthusiasts," and noted that while the job system had been heavily improved over the original title, it still felt at times "very limiting".
Ford also borrowed heavily to improve its cash position before the credit markets collapsed.
Beijing has invested heavily to improve the quality of life in Tibet.
To that end, G.M. has spent heavily to improve the look and capability of the pickups that arrive next year.
Peter Davis, the chief executive, said he would spend heavily to improve stores and hire 5,000 workers to regain the chain's one-time quality image.
2. Badd moral attitudes' They also poured scorn on plans to spend heavily to improve public services and facilities in neighbourhoods hit by riots.
China, which has invested heavily to improve its agricultural development, was a bright spot in the report, cited as having reduced the number of its undernourished by 74 million people, or almost half.
It is investing heavily to improve virtual assistants like Cortana that can answer verbal questions and proactively perform tasks and it plans to weave more intelligent functions into all of its products, including Skype and Office.
Rather, he will try to kick start the economy and enhance Canada's competitive export position by spending heavily to improve border security with high-technology systems that can identify security threats without delaying commercial shipments.
