The phrase "ideas of improvement" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to suggestions that have been made on how to make something better. For example: "The team discussed several ideas of improvement during the meeting."
Natural selection does not produce perfection (indeed, imperfection, as of the eye, is evidence of natural selection in process) but Darwin does draw the idea of improvement tightly into his understanding of its outcome.
Certainly school performance scores do not support Layton's idea of "improvement".
The experience gained during the first period of very successful data taking of the ATLAS experiment (Run 1) has inspired a number of ideas for improvement of the Data Acquisition (DAQ) system that are being put in place during the so-called Long Shutdown 1 of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), in 2013/14.
Phil Schiller didn't refer to any "problems" with the iPhone 4 antenna, but of course the idea of improvements includes the suggestion that things weren't perfect before.
We focus on how patients construct ideas of 'quality improvement' when collaborating with healthcare professionals in improvement work, and how they use these understandings when attempting to improve the quality of their local services.
We examine how patients construct ideas of 'quality improvement' when collaborating with healthcare professionals in improvement work, and how they use these understandings when attempting to improve the quality of their local services.
Yet, whereas organizational pride in employees' efforts additionally had a direct positive effect on individual and team member proactivity, organizational pride in employees' abilities showed a direct negative effect on proactive behaviors for the self, the team, and the organization including a behavioral measurement of employees' provision of ideas for improvement.
Although this operationalization is in line with current conceptualizations of voice, which likewise include passive forms of employees' voice (Van Dyne et al. 2003), the fact, that the provision of ideas for improvement was eased in terms of directly asking for anonymous input might have facilitated voice (Klaas et al. 2012).
Notions of Nordic superiority had strong, independent roots abroad, and so did ideas of racial improvement through measures like sterilization.
