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'improve its efforts' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is usually used when talking about someone, or something, taking steps to improve their performance in a certain area. For example, "The company has made a commitment to improve its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint."
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And he said tennis still needs to improve its efforts to combat drugs.
The General Accounting Office urged the Food and Drug Administration to improve its efforts to prevent mad-cow disease.
And, tellingly, Mr Schrempp said the group urgently needed to improve its efforts to communicate its story to investors.
"It was very difficult as an industry as a whole to try to live up to those expectations" said Dan Frahm, a Bank of America spokesman, who described Tuesday's meeting as a realistic exchange about how the industry can improve its efforts.
The announcement follows an executive order President Barack Obama issued in Tanzania in July 2013 for the U.S. government to improve its efforts to fight wildlife trafficking. .
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No. 2 Avis did indeed try harder, but Hertz quickly improved its efforts.
Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who opened the forum, said the city could improve its intelligence efforts and communications with state and federal officials.
Under the agreement, the state will receive $21 million and Western union will devote $19 million to improve its own efforts to stop money laundering and $4 million to an independent monitor.
The company has discussed taking in additional funding to improve its marketing efforts, but no decision has been reached.
Founder Michael Phillips Moskowitz is joining the eBay Marketplaces team, where his focus will be on helping eBay improve its personalization efforts.
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