The phrase 'improve its operation' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe making improvements to a system, machine, or process. For example, "The company made a significant investment to improve its operation of the manufacturing plant."
To improve its operation efficiency, the structural model and thermal simulations of the SMP-EHP were studied.
Specifically, the absorptive ability takes the form of organizational learning, through which an organization captures, transfers and shares knowledge to improve its operation and optimizes the organizational structure in order to achieve long-term development (Hassan and Alhakim 2011; Sanzo et al. 2012).
In July 2008, in response to these needs and with funding from the European Union, UNICEF started working with the community in Berbera to rehabilitate and expand the existing system and fundamentally improve its operation and management.
The idea was tantalizing: raise money from a pool of investors, like wealthy families and public pensions; buy a struggling company using a small amount of cash and a lot of financed debt; improve its operations; and then sell it for a profit.
He said one client, a manufacturer, bought an expensive software package to improve its operations, but failed to use it.
Councillor Andrew Burns, council leader, stressed that the authority needs to be a "modern organisation" that embraces technology and uses it to save money and improve its operations.
The task force, to be headed by the city's corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, will produce a blueprint for the Board of Elections to improve its operations, "increase its productivity and hold it publicly accountable for its performance," Mr. Bloomberg said.
This collaborative management has increased transparency and accountability, but it has also helped the trust improve its operations, so that in 2013-14 they actually raised £5m more income than they had aimed to – and were then able to spend more on maintaining canals.
Moody's Investor Services cut retail chain Kmart's debt to junk status and says it faces a "continuing challenge" to improve its operations, and that there is a "lack of sufficient evidence" that Kmart's financial performance has "bottomed".
Prince Alwaleed, who currently holds less than a 4.0% stake in Citi through his investment company Kingdom Holding, has been buying shares of the New York-based bank, believing they are undervalued and that it's been taking steps to improve its operations amid the ongoing credit crisis.
