"improve capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase in a variety of contexts, such as in a business plan, mission statement, or essay about increasing production. For example, "To remain competitive in the industry, we must improve capacity by increasing our workforce and introducing new technologies."
No one knows how much this will cut delays and improve capacity.
He says state and territory targets for the NEAT were previously accompanied by specific funding to improve capacity but this funding was cut in the 2014-15 budget.
The water network of pipes, reservoirs and treatment plants is six years into a $4.6 billion project to improve capacity and earthquake resilience and catch up on maintenance.
Learning to lead While talent and willingness are necessary starting points for leadership, nurturing certain qualities in yourself or your staff can strengthen and improve capacity, and will help an organisation to weather the inevitable ups and downs.
"You can throw all the money you want at a service, but unless you have people who are trained and skilled to work in those areas, you're not going to improve capacity," said Stafford.
The web system team have used third party cloud IT servers more effectively and introduced new IT hardware in both of our data centres (servers, storage and network connections) to improve capacity, utilisation and energy efficiency.
Battery Breakthrough Could Improve Capacity And Reduce Charge Time By A Factor Of Ten Each.
"That is not to say that we don't need to improve capacity.
Cooperative radio is an important wireless communications technology that can improve capacity of wireless channels.
Extensive studies have shown that DAS can enhance coverage, improve capacity, reduce outage, etc.[1 3].
It blamed the failure on the absence of any requirement to improve capacity within train operators' contracts.
