The sentence "Improve gender equality" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a discussion about gender equality, for example in a research paper or an essay. For example: "The goal of this paper is to explore ways to improve gender equality in the workplace."
However, Ingram also said there was still much to do to improve gender equality in advertising.
[So] the time has come for tough action to improve gender equality in local politics.
During her time in the Civil Service, Siobhan worked on a range of diversity projects and did a lot to improve gender equality in particular.
Gordon Brown heaps taxes on the poor, blocks plans to improve gender equality, allows rape crisis centres and special schools to shut.
But it seeks to increase the pressure on British companies to improve gender equality by asking companies to be more transparent about the gender balance in top positions.
If the organisers really want to "improve gender equality", why haven't they listed one of their objectives as "encouraging men not to assault or rape women"?
Beyond that, we have assisting in nation-building, tackling the drugs trade, improving gender equality… the list of constructive and humanitarian-sounding tasks is a long one.
The MDGs, which encompassed eight goals including reducing poverty, improving gender equality and fighting HIV, are credited with galvanising global action to improve the livelihoods of the world's poorest people.
Improved gender equality in the workplace also means that women now hold the same kinds of high-stress jobs that might drive them to drink as a way to decompress.
"But to achieve this, we must muster our political will for bold and sustained action for shared development, improved gender equality, and the promotion and protection of human rights".
